The 5th gift my garden has given me is beauty. Every single day the garden radiates beauty. Some of my favorite garden scenes are the dew drops on the edges of the leaves, the perfect spiral in the center of the lettuce plants, the geometry of a spider web and the perfection of a newly opened squash blossom with its brilliance and open invitation to the passing honey bee.
The fourth gift the garden has given me is adventure. After decades of growing a High Performance Garden, there have never been 2 days alike. There are days of triumph and days of tragedy. Each day is filled with a new adventure.
The 3rd gift my garden has given me is commitment. To reach the reward at the end of the garden season we need to have a commitment to tend to the plants needs until the end, where they reward us with a bounty of amazing food.
Thoughtfulness is just one of the countless gifts my garden has given me. Over decades of searching for an easier, more productive and nutrient dense growing season. I have finally found it after lots of thoughtfulness.
The first gift my garden gave me was challenge. That first time I gardened in a traditional row garden, the aches, weeds and poor results challenged me to find a better garden. After 29 years I’m teaching people how to grow in harmony with nature, making the challenge fun for others!
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