Good morning, Gatherers! After months of rest, the earth begins to wake up! and so can we! do you agree? the soil softens, seeds begin to sprout, and tiny green shoots remind us that growth often starts where no one can see it! This is a reminder: - you don't have to rush your bloom. - you don't have to have it all figured out! - Just start where you are, plant the seed, take the step and show up! In the garden and in life, consistency beats perfection every time! What are you planting this spring, both in your garden and in your life?

Hello, Gatherers 🐛Here are some Vegetables/Herbs you can plant in March: - Beets (Zone 7 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors - Broccoli (Zones 5 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors - Cabbage (Zones 5 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors - Carrots (Zones 5 through 10) - Cauliflower (Zones 5 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors - Corn (Zones 8 through 10) - Cucumbers (Zones 5 through 10) - EggPlants (Zones 5 through 10) - Herbs (Zones 3 through 10) - Lettuce (Zones 5 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors - Melons (Zones 7 through 10) - Onions (Zones 5 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors - Peppers (Zones 5 through 10) - Spinach (Zones 5 through 10) this is a cool weather crop can be started outdoors It's time to Gather those seeds and begin your gardening journey~

Hello, Gatherers If anyone has started the previous project please share or comment below, remember you don’t need everything figured out, you don’t need a perfect set up! You just need to plant the seed. Remember growth doesn’t come from waiting it comes from beginning. Here a small update on my process growing flowers for this season.

Aka “Queen of The Night Plant!

Good morning, Garden Gatherers with the snow falling here in my city of Philadelphia I was taking a pause and slowing things down. Nature is reminding me that rest is just as important as growth. Even though we may not be outside in the soil, this is still a beautiful time to stay connected to our garden in other ways. - you can continue to plan what you wish to grow this season - Organize your seeds - or sit with a drink to reflect on your gardening goals.