Author Archives: Sarah Wadleigh

Why not surround yourself with beautiful and highly energetic plants that can contribute to your health and well being by offering nutrients, fruit, or medicine?  Even in small spaces, on patios or inside the house, plants are good companions when … Continue reading →

I love combining colors in the garden!  Sometimes it happens by accident, but mostly I think carefully about which plants I want growing together.  I consider bloom time, how aggressively the plants grow, what exposure they thrive in, and what … Continue reading →

“Won’t you come into the garden? I would like my roses to see you.                                            Richard B Sheridan 1751-1816 How … Continue reading →

There is always something to look forward to in a well established, planned out garden.  Each season has it’s own charm, especially if you look ahead, and plant your garden with bloom time in mind. It is possible to have color, … Continue reading →

Early spring herbs, weeds, greens and flowers are some of the most prolific in the garden or in the wild.  To make the best use of these delicious plants, I offer two words of advice “BE READY.”  Once you see … Continue reading →

I think one reason my gardens are so successful is because I simply adore the plants that grow here in Colorado!   I know them well –  and have become very familiar with what they like and where they like … Continue reading →

Tulips and hyacinths are lovely and wonderful signs of spring.  There are also many other beautiful and charming early-blooming perennials that can create a very intriguing sight while attracting bees to your garden at the same time.  If you are … Continue reading →

Infused Honeys and Elixirs make delicious and potent herbal preparations.  I was skeptical about all this, but after spending last summer experimenting with honey and honey/alcohol blends as the infusing medium, I am all about making more of these wonderful … Continue reading →