A haibun about haibun and fall colors, in response to a prompt from D’Verse Poets’ Pub.

The hibiscus were the star of the garden this weekend. And the butterflies and birds were very photogenic, too.

Pumpkin spice is a thing, a social movement, a gotta-have-mine-it’s-October pull of nature almost stronger than a biological clock, but geeeeez, trying to project that onto poor birds seems like a Big Bad Bird Wrong

A selection of mouthwatering and tradition-laden Thanksgiving recipes from the Glover Gardens archives.

There are so many unknowns these days. But seeds of change are being sown, and autumn can bring a welcome respite.

A gorgeous, fiery sun merging with the horizon while it generously backlit the clouds and turned the evening sky into a work of art deserving of a haiku.

Autumn is all around us at Little House in the Rockies, and a haiku came naturally, like the fall colors.

I met this rooster over the weekend in Wimberley, Texas. He’s quite handsome, isn’t he? I think in ballet, this position is called a Tendu. This Hill Country rooster was so grand that he deserved a haiku. cock-a-doodle-doo cock’s-comb silhouette ballet a rooster tendu © […]

Real life at Glover Gardens has been a little too busy for the Glover Gardens blog to be active for the past week or two…but I’m revving up for a revival. I “catered” a friend’s 50th birthday party in the Texas Hill Country this weekend, […]

Vegetables posing for pictures in the golden autumn afternoon light.

Fall colors in Jefferson, Colorado make the perfect backdrop for an uninterested llama, who inspired a haiku.

A friend and colleague’s perfect execution of a traditional Swedish apple cake, with the (translated) recipe. A great candidate for the holiday table.

Photos from home keep me grounded in Glover Gardens when I travel.

Another blogger’s beautiful image provides the inspiration to complete this haiku about the changing seasons.

A Halloween postcard and homemade costume memory.

There’s not much cooking going on at Glover Gardens of late; it’s been all travel and restaurants and take-out – oh my! But last Sunday night, the Grill-Meister and I caught up on comfort food all at once with a big pot of red beans […]

The 1.5 mile loop around Jefferson Lake takes 2 hours and is worth every lovely fall moment.

An autumn special becomes a winter adventure on the Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad.

Digital postcard of blazing fall color from central Colorado.

Baby carrots are a sham! Read all about it and check out this stunning recipe for undoctored carrots.