Articles by Christy Page

Tessa the Garden Crusader

Tessa the Garden Crusader

Determined to reap the benefits of kale's nutritional prowess, Carole and I embarked on a gardening adventure, planting a Fall crop in containers on our deck. As August waned, we  
Purring Among Petals

Purring Among Petals

In early June, as I was admiring my white hydrangea mopheads mingling with the Dr. Seuss-like red bee balm, a furry black-and-white head emerged amid the Annabelles. Summer, one of  
Those Concord Grapes

Those Concord Grapes

Living in central Denver has its perks, and one of the gems of our neighborhood is the food bank run by our community center. Throughout the warmer months, local gardeners  
What Do I See?

What Do I See?

Above clusters of heart-shaped leaves sprouting white scalloped-edged bells, climbing a bending stalk, a bumblebee bizzes into a top fresh blossom. Oh, Bee, what do you see? About the Author: Susan Griffith, a former librarian and college professor, lives,  
Apothecary Rose

Apothecary Rose

My dear old friend dug a root for me, said Lafayette presented this very rose to her ancestor when the Frenchman returned to America in 1825 on his triumphant farewell tour, and  
The Golden Gems of Summer …

The Golden Gems of Summer …

The sun pounds on the nurseries, projecting a warm, brilliant sparkle over the fields of marigolds. These brilliant and dynamic blossoms influence in the delicate breeze, their petals moving like  
The Magnificent Garden—A Slice of Heaven

The Magnificent Garden—A Slice of Heaven

Gardening is an experience of the senses. No one is talking, drink it in. The site will tell us what to do if we listen. Realize its potential and appreciate the bounty of nature. A human being can  
Rooted Resilience

Rooted Resilience

Standing beneath the sturdy boughs of an oak tree, I find myself enveloped in a profound sense of reverence for this remarkable species. Amongst the countless trees I've encountered, it