Jacki Kellum
Edith Holden was born in 1871, and she died in 1920, She was an illustrator during what she herself labeled the Edwardian period. Anyone who loved the PBS series Downton Abbey will recall that the timeline of that series was
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September 2, 2021 – Thursday Jacki Kellum Notebook Whet I did today in my garden: J Yuletide Camellia – Image Credit Newswire – University of Georgia Today, I moved my Yuletide Camellia Early this spring, I bought a Yuletide Camellia.
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September 2, 2021 – Thursday. It is another relatively cool day today. No, it is not a flannel shirt day. I’m just saying that instead of a 100-degree morning, it is more like 80 degrees outside. I need to do
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I began my day this morning the same way that I have begun it for the past few weeks. This morning, as soon as I walked out the back door, I almost sprinted to my rose arbor that my Super
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September 1, 2021 – Wednesday I walked outside this morning, and and a crisp, cool fallness met me at the door. It makes me think of Football games and marching bands, And dewy nights, and hands-in-hands, And cotton fields in
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August 31, 2021, Tuesday – Like Blasts of Summer Sunshine, Lantana . As usual, I have started my day today by making a stroll through my garden. An early morning blast of sun has fallen on a corner of one
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Hill Top Farm, Which Was Once Owned by Beatrix Potter Image Credit: Visit Lake District Cumbria Hill Top Garden – Image Credit of the National Trust A special place “Hill Top was never a traditional home for Beatrix. It was
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August 30, 2001, Monday – Watch the Painted Parade! It rained last night, and although the sun has begun to peek from behind the clouds now, there is still a heavy wetness about my entire garden today. Several of my
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If you are wondering how to create a garden journal, the most obvious answer is: Write. As usual, however, obvious answers are hardly ever true answers. Many times, they are insults thrust toward what a true answer might be. As
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I often write about the importance of an artist’s or a writer’s or a thinker’s truly “seeing,” as opposed to merely looking. There Is A Huge Difference Between Looking and Seeing – Even Flies Can Look I have lived a while now, and
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