It’s July, it’s hot, and we need to talk about plants that can handle this weather without getting the vapors. I have often written of the drip system I use for my many containers which gives me the freedom to travel without worrying about having dried arrangements when I get home. There are a few places in the garden where using drip irrigation is inconvenient. In those areas I use pots of drought-tolerant plants, the best of which are the many succulents.
FASHIONGRANNY will be writing her column every other issue going forward, as she sees there’s a whole world out there just hollerin’ for her fashion expertise! Thanks to all my fervent readers and fans, I truly appreciate your loyalty!
My “holler back” this issue is for Seniors Only. So gather together all ye who are long in the tooth and listen up! This column is for you!
The popular open-air series “Lunch and Learn” has returned to the Port Royal Farmers Market! The series of talks kicked off with a presentation by J. Weidner called “How To Prune About Anything.” The season continues this Saturday and continues through mid-September. This FREE series is presented by the Lowcountry Master Gardeners Association. Classes begin at 11:30 each Saturday. Just bring a folding chair!
The last few years, I have explored a lot of avenues in nutrition and health. As a yogi, I take my health very seriously, and I have explored many different avenues of diet and nutrition. In January, I attempted to switch to a totally vegan diet. It worked with my body for a while, but as I became busier in the new year, I fell into the easy trap of being a junk food vegan.