Tag: Rindy O’Brien
Spirituality in Nature
The winter solstice has just passed as I write this. December 21st, the official launch of winter, marked the shortest day of the year....
Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree
Tis the season to celebrate. Front and center of all the holiday traditions is the Christmas Tree. What kind of tree to select is...
DC Natives Create Pollinater Pathway
Gardening is a chance to create beauty for yourself and your DC community. There are not many other activities that let you help our...
The Urban Garden
Summer is quickly coming to an end. The lazy days in our gardens are gone, as we slip into our fall school mode. Recently,...
Free Our Gardens
July is the month we celebrate our country’s freedoms, often in our outdoor living spaces. It is also the summer month when our gardens...
A Great Free Resource for Gardeners
Did you know you could borrow a weed wacker or a rototiller for free? Yes, it’s true, for free. In 2021, a partnership between...
Stained Glass Tradition Lives On
Just a couple of miles from the Capitol sits a nationally known stained-glass studio with strong links to Capitol Hill.
Adams Morgan Stained Glass studio...
It’s March: The Beekeepers’ Busy Season
Winter is finally waning. Crocus and early bloomers are starting to push up, and that can only mean one thing for our beekeepers—time to...
Zone Bending Plants for the Changing Hill Climate
Our warmer weather this fall offers one more piece of evidence, if we need it, that climate change is real. The stunning fall-colored leaves...
Fall Home Improvement Tips from the Pros
Fall is the perfect time to refresh your home by tackling your home maintenance to-do list. To help you get started, we have consulted...