Positive Change Doesn’t Just Happen!
Planning for Success
4-Season Gardener
I placed an arch and a fence at the end of this part of my garden. I planted a large forsythia there that displays gorgeous little yellow flowers first thing every spring.
Off the Shoulders Iris – Jacki Kellum Garden April 26, 2024
If you look to the left of the above photo, you will see my screened porch. I built a fence along the walkway–toward the view from my screened porch. I created my first raised bed there.
Bachelor Buttons and Poppies – Jacki Kellum Garden May 9, 2024
I also grew these flowers along the walkway toward the view from my screened porch. As the irises, withered, the bachelor buttons filled in the area.
Jacob Cline Bee Balm in My Garden May 30, 2024
Behind the Bee Balm you see Calendula to the left and Mexican Petunia to thr right.
You see, part of my planning involves planning which colors will look good together.
Sweet Autumn Clematis Beginning to Bloom August 11, 2024
Sweet Autumn Clematis – Jacki Kellum Garden
Hardy Chrysanthemums – October 11, 2024
Heavenly Blue Morning Glory Vines are Wrapped Around the Mums
Heavenly Blue Morning Glories – Jacki Kellum Garden
Sunflower and Zinnias -October 11, 2024
Behind the above area, a massive Peggy Martin Rose is growing. It will be beautiful again early next spring.
“And the seasons, they go ’round and ’round,
And the painted ponies go up and down.” – Joni Mitchell
Chaos Garden
I recently saw the words “Chaos Garden” somewhere on Social Media, and I chuckled. The post was describing what I have always called a Cottage Garden. My cottage garden always seems to be something that just happens up anywhere that it chooses. I WANT my garden to feel natural and planned, but believe me:
A Huge Amount of Planning and Work Go Into My Gardens.
The Same Thing Is True of My Writing.
Yesterday, I posted a piece about the Biblical Abraham and His Sons. Before I could write what seems to be a quick, off-the-cuff piece, I exhaustively researched Ancient Biblical History:
Preparation and Planning Are Essential for Anything that I Do With Any Degree of Success!
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