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Heartfelt Valentines Day gifts can be carefully curated with just a little special attention to the message you want to send. Heartfelt gifts for Valentine’s day come in many forms. Especially for the Gardener in your life. Finding unique ways to say I Love You for those who enjoy having their hands in the soil is easier than you think! Here are a few heartfelt ideas that keep on giving. GROWING RED WITH PURPOSE Heartfelt

Heart Health Month should be celebrated all year long. February has been declared the designated month to focus on heart health. February is American Heart Month. President Lyndon B. Johnson made this a designated month of recognizing hearth health via Proclamation 3566. On the first Friday of this month of love, we celebrate Women’s Heart Health with a GoRed Campaign. Heart disease should be the focus for each of us as we eat, sleep and

Seeds are one of the most economical ways to begin gardening. Pass along or purchased, seeds are the gift that keeps on giving. Seeds can plant memorable moments of joy for the home and the garden. A mere seed from a favored plant or an item one has dreams of growing can invoke happiness. Every January, in the middle of the nesting season, seeds are on the minds of many gardeners. After all, National Seed

Nasturtiums are considered the party girls of the summer garden. Used here and there, she can bring joy to a gardener’s garden. Nasturtiums are an annual that should be considered for any summer garden. Planted in the ground or in a container, this easy to grow annual should be invited to your garden party. Mostly known for the red, orange, and yellow party dresses or blooms, nasturtium is a muli-asking Diva. A simple pot or

Avocado, a delicious capsule of goodness I have come to embrace. The avocado was a foreign object to me. I grew up eating good ole southern fare. This green capsule, now called one of the superfoods, has officially taken my tastebuds hostage. I am no stranger to trying new and different things – if they are visually appealing. I remember it being a popular item served during football games when I lived in Virginia. With