A Moment of Verdant Bliss
 Cool, lush, verdant: a moment of mid-summer bliss in the Secret Garden
It’s been an incredibly rewarding, but also a busy and stressful week at my studio. I bite my nails when anxiety rises and I know that worrying about tomorrow robs me of today. Gardening has taught me to slow down and stay in the moment. After an hour or two of weeding therapy, I realize that I’m exactly where I need to be, right now.
  Japanese Painted Fern (Athyrium nipponicum ‘Pictum’) & Astilbe ‘Europa’ (A. arendesii), beside the Secret Garden water bowl
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4 Replies to “A Moment of Verdant Bliss”
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So beautiful! And exactly the reminder I needed right now. Thank you, Michaela.
So good to stay grounded: )
Are there baby Trillium or Jack-In-The-Pulpit started here by your lovely pool?
Thank you, Leslie.
Hi Deb, I think what you are seeing is still-green leaves of self-sown Cryptotaenia japonica ‘Atropurpurea’. xx M