An Easter message and a luscious red rose from Glover Gardens.

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

Mother Nature waters the plants when we’ve been gone awhile; nice that she knows what to do!

A hibiscus blooms as Hurricane Harvey looms, a reminder of nature’s beauty.

A gift of a live and blooming hibiscus, with a heartfelt haiku to celebrate Dad’s life.

I love hibiscus! Here are a few of my favorite Glover Gardens hibiscus pics, a late-summer garden digital postcard.

In Montmartre, I looked up and saw a fence, some flowers and a tower. I love Paris.

Rue des Martyrs in Paris has a neighborhood feel and marvelous array of food and flower shops. It might just be the perfect street.

A beautiful table signals to guests that they are special, and the event is significant.

When the holidays are over, I’m ready for winter to be over.  I’m also ready for someone to volunteer to put away the Christmas decorations… But we haven’t really had winter here at Glover Gardens this year, at least not yet.  I’m making chili today,…

We complain about the summer heat here in Southeast Texas, but you can’t beat our fall weather. I just snapped all of these flower photos – you’d think it was spring here at Glover Gardens on this gorgeous November day.  Enjoy this ePostcard. Copyright 2015,…

I love to write haiku!  Creating these short poems helps me to relax, to process events and feelings, and even to be more patient when waiting in long lines.  The “be more patient” haikus usually have themes related to why I’m waiting…I’ll share some of…