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Consider the Lilies
(Star Gazer Oriental Lily) Liles reign in July. Their stately spires and glorious blooms take centerstage when the Japanese beetles are at their worse and my poor roses are frazzled and frayed. Two years ago, without realizing how big they’d get, I planted bulbs of a large white lily. The image accompanying the advertisement pictured the stalks towering over a small child, so I figured maybe…
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“Winter and spring overlap at the seams…” ~Terri Guillemets Thus far winter has been mild in the Shenandoah Valley. I haven’t yet needed a heavy coat to go outdoors. A thick gardening jacket, gloves, and a scarf will do. Last week found me still planting crocus and other small bulbs, unheard of in January. But the extended forecast suggests we are in for a stretch of colder temps, though not a…
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Daffodil Season
I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose I would always greet it in a garden. ~Ruth Stout
Daffodils are such happy flowers. I can’t imagine anyone not liking them. They’re easy to grow and mix in beautifully with crocus, hyacinths, and other early blooms. Daffodils have always been on the farm. My mother-in-law had them, and the families who lived here before her. I’ve divided old clumps,…
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May Country Garden
April #On-line class with #BethTrissel Herbal Lore and the Historic Medicinal Uses of Herbs
April #On-line class with #BethTrissel Herbal Lore and the Historic Medicinal Uses of Herbs
April On-line class with Beth Trissel
Herbal Lore and the Historic Medicinal Uses of Herbs
***PERMISSION TO FORWARD GRANTED AND ENCOURAGED***
Hosted by Charter Oak Romance Writers
Dates: April 2, 2018 through April 27, 2018
Instructor: Beth Trissel
Cost: $25
Open to: All
Please register:WWW.charteroakromancewriters.com
Workshop on Herbal Lore and the Historic Medicinal Uses of Herbs. This…
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Somewhere My Lady - Blitz
Somewhere My Lady – Blitz
Paranormal Time Travel Romance Date Published: July 2017 Lorna Randolph is hired for the summer at Harrison Hall in Virginia, where Revolutionary-War reenactors provide guided tours of the elegant old home. She doesn’t expect to receive a note and a kiss from a handsome young man who then vanishes into mist. Harrison Hall itself has plans for Lorna – and for Hart Harrison, her momentary suitor…
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Guest Post by Beth Trissel, author of The Panther Moon (Secret Warrior #3)
Guest Post by Beth Trissel, author of The Panther Moon (Secret Warrior #3)
Being the seventh Morcant has its perks: Morgan is learning to fly and wield magical blue fire. But the coyote shifters are growing bolder. Mateo and his panthers seem impossible to defeat. And vampires aren’t real – are they? When the elusive and enigmatic Chief Okema disappears and the wards protecting the Wapicoli territory falter, Morgan and Jackson are forced into the role of leaders. Badly…
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