TBI: Learning Hope and Resilience
The aftermath of a Traumatic Brain Injury often leaves families feeling overwhelmed, & isolated. It’s important to know you’re not the first & you’re not alone.
TBI: Omaha’s best kept secret?
QLI specializes in treating traumatic neurological injuries to the spine & brain. Clinicians restore function by using intensive therapy on a 37 acre campus.
TBI: The Emotional Toll
TBI families often describe an overwhelming roller coaster of emotions. It’s helps to acknowledge these normal feelings and to find healthy ways to cope.
TBI: Seattle’s Harborview Hospital
I watched my son transform. The frail, vulnerable man that had survived 3 emergency surgeries was slowly being replaced by a more resilient individual.
Outsmarting Weeds & Invasive Plants
A wise equation of plant identification, focused controls, and prioritization can add up to a lot less work when trying to build a new rose garden.
6 beneficial pests in your rose garden
Smart gardeners know some insects are good and some are not. The good ones generally eat the bad ones – those that damage rose buds, flowers, leaves or canes.
Alfalfa Meal and Roses
While we can’t claim show-stopping blooms solely from alfalfa meal, there has been evidence that it contributes to healthier roses and larger blooms.
Odyssey II
Buckle up, as we explore through our camera some of the treasures that we discovered during Odyssey II in 2023 – with tongue firmly planted in cheek.
10 Tips to Grow Great Roses
Hybridizers are producing roses that are both fragrant & gorgeous, along with added disease resistance. Here are 10 easy tips to grow healthy, beautiful roses!
7 Fragrant Roses For Your Garden Walkways
Here are selections of 7 fragrant roses suited for garden walkways in Tacoma’s climate, with tips on maintaining their fragrance & overall health year round.
10 Tips to Add Roses Into Your Perennial Garden
We love roses and want everyone to love them, too. Here are a few tips to help you get started adding roses to your perennial garden.
Integrating roses into your landscape
With proper planning of your design plus some routine maintenance, you can enjoy the mixed beauty of roses all the way into October in the Pacific Northwest.
Welcome CatBot
Let’s welcome the new CatBot: Click on the small image in the bottom corner & a chat will pop up. Using text, ask your questions about gardens, roses, & travel.
A I in WordPress
Here’s my first interaction with a new BlogBot on this site using the 2021 ChatGPT 3.0 engine & isn’t connected to the internet – so it’s pretty limited.
10 Invasive Plants Found in Northwest Gardens
Invasive plants can be a significant problem in our gardens if they’re not managed. They can out-compete native plants and cause harm to our region.
Tips for Watering Your Summer Rose Garden
By adopting proper watering habits, you can help your rose plants survive the hot weather. Here are some tips to guide you during these hot summer months.
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