Gardening – Page 2 – Red Tent Living

Changing from One State or Condition to Another

By: redtentwomen May 4, 2015August 2, 2015

Day to Day, GardeningGardening, life changes, Retirement, Transitions, Travel, Valerie Avery6 Comments

I’m sitting here over my morning tea watching transition across my yard.

Gardening Lessons

By: redtentwomen April 17, 2015August 3, 2015

Gardening, UncategorizedBecky Allender, Bitterness, Change, Desire gone Sour, Dreams, Gardening, Landscaping, Planting, Weeds, Wild Beauty40 Comments

When we drove up the driveway to our new home in 1998 the grass was above our knees when we walked across it to meet our new neighbors.

Tilling the Soil

By: redtentwomen April 14, 2015August 3, 2015

Day to Day, GardeningChange, Gardening, Home, Prayer, Valerie Avery6 Comments

It’s really early in the morning. Most of the world around me is deep in sleep.

A Promise in Green

By: redtentwomen April 10, 2015August 3, 2015

Day to Day, Gardening, Intentional LivingBeauty, Change, chrysalis, Maya Angelou, Monarch Butterfly, Robyn Whitaker, surrender3 Comments

There is such breathtaking promise in a green chrysalis.

A Morning Reflection

By: redtentwomen March 26, 2015August 4, 2015

Day to Day, GardeningBird Dog, Cindy Peterson, Early Morning, Garden, Jesus Calling, Sarah Young5 Comments

“Meet me in morning stillness, while the earth is fresh with the dew of My Presence.” by Sarah Young

Summer in My Own Backyard

By: redtentwomen June 12, 2014August 25, 2015

Gardening, The HomeBeauty, conversation, Fire Pit, Growing Up, Janet Stark, Making Memories, Marriage, Rest, Summer, the home, vacation5 Comments

Growing up, I was not fond of summer.

Strawberry Season

By: redtentwomen June 5, 2014August 25, 2015

GardeningChange, Daughters, Family, Growing Up, Julie McClay, Marriage, Pinterest, Starwberries10 Comments

Stories in My Garden

By: redtentwomen May 12, 2014September 1, 2015

GardeningDaily Beauty, Gardening, growing beauty, Janet Stark, Love, Remembering4 Comments

When I left home 10 days ago, our yard still looked brown and rather sad after the long winter, except for the few splashes of color the early spring daffodils were bringing.

How Did My Garden Grow?

By: redtentwomen April 10, 2014September 9, 2015

GardeningFoxgloves, Gardening, Jesus, New life, Nina Wichman, Resurrection5 Comments

Last year was the first year we planted a full garden.

Fall comes slowly—the temperature begins to drop ever so slightly, the days feel a bit shorter, and one leaf turning color becomes more leaves turning as the trees begin the process of a slow, beautiful death.

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