Finding A Little Bit Of Peace And A Whole Bundle Of Joy-Christmas In The Garden

Again this year, I will be cooking another Christmas ham but before and after you will find me in the garden

The shops are heaving with gift ideas and I don’t know about you, but this year more than ever, it feels like every retailer is chasing me down to eke out the very last remaining dollar left on my credit card.

Does anyone actually “need” another Christmas-pine scented candle??? My inbox is exploding with buy this, buy that, last shipping opportunity before Christmas, and hey, do I want another 30% off? No, I do not, stop this nonsense. I mean how many beach towels does one person use in a single lifetime, new picnic basket anyone? Stop, just STOP!

I am getting into my garden and hoping it all goes away. Our gardens are the gift that we give to ourselves. Investing a little of your time (and your cash) in your garden each week will make you happier than you could ever imagine and enormously happier than a pine-scented candle would.

Your garden is the gift that keeps on giving, 365 days of the year. Your garden is the place that will offer you peace and joy. You can partake in an endless list of activities, and a constant source of change. Embracing a gardening life will give you a sense of purpose and offer a welcome distraction as you navigate your busy lives. The garden offers the best diversion from whatever might be on your mind. Nothing is more distracting than weeds or attempting to identify a particular pest or disease.

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Dry Climate Gardening

THE reference guide you need for creating a beautiful garden in a dry climate

Dry Climate Gardening by Noelle Johnson

This month AZ Plant Lady, author, speaker, horticulturist, certified arborist, and social media entrepreneur Noelle Johnson releases her first book, Dry Climate Gardening.

California native and now desert dweller Johnson, was challenged by her move to set up a home in Phoenix, Arizona,

Arizona is one of the most parched places in the entire world. Gardeners love a challenge though, and the author has risen to do just that in her own garden and also for her many clients over the years.

Now, she has put pen to paper and created the most useful how-to guide for those of us all around the world who garden in a dry and ever-drying climate.

A gardening book that is dripping with inspiring images and useful plant descriptions. This is not just a coffee table book.

You will find yourself checking back through this book with dirt under your nails, referring back to again and again as your garden grows.

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