Blog Detail
Whole Life Gardening
http://wholelifegardening.com/blog/
I believe that gardening isn’t separate from other aspects of life, but is part of the whole. This blog reflects that. Life, death, creativity, beauty, politics, sex, treachery, humor, and spirituality: it’s all in your own backyard. As someone who believes that gardening is one of the most life-affirming things we can do, my goal is to get others excited about being in their landscapes and gardens. I believe that gardening nourishes everything else we do, and when we cultivate plants we also cultivate creativity and connection.
This blog is my place to celebrate life in and out of the garden.
- Added on: Oct 14th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: CL Fornari
- Listed in: Gardening Spirituality
- Tags: growth Faith gardening plants Belief cultivation
Recent Posts
A Balanced Garden
Report From PIA – December 3 This afternoon I arrived home around 2:30, and promptly sat down with my laptop, wondering what I should write about today. As I sat thinking, the small, wisest part of me said, “You won’t find something unl...
A Good Plant
Report From PIA – December 2 When my mother-in-law came for an extended stay last year, she brought her two houseplants. One was a scraggly Dracaena that she’s had in her living room every since I first met her in 1971. The other was an Afric...
Clearing
Report From PIA – December 1 I heard from fellow garden writer Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp this morning, asking about an article I’ve written for Angie’s List Magazine. Although she hadn’t read yesterday’s blog post, her email continued the c...
Opportunity Knocks
Report From PIA – November 30 Here it is, the last day in November; I’m a quarter of the way into my year of conscious cultivation and my promise to post here every day. The forecast for today was for a warm, cloudy morning followed by rain a...
A Joyful Noise
Report From PIA – November 29 This morning my husband and I hung bells on the arbor that he finished last week. We designed the arbor to be tall enough, and strong enough, to hold my bell collection. Three of these bells were made from old gas ...
Plant and Tend Wisely
Report From PIA – November 28 Two days past Thanksgiving finds me thinking that growing a garden is very similar to cultivating relationships with the people we are connected to. New friends or family members, like young seedlings, need special...
