Spring rains bring mysterious fairy rings
Watering the lawn has not been on anyone’s list lately. The ample, if not…
What Southern Folks Eat: When life hands you lemons, turn to grandma
Some desserts are so reminiscent of “the good ol’ days” that they are skipped…
What Southern Folks Eat: Everything’s better with bacon
Nothing is quite as intoxicating as the smell of bacon frying in the morning,…
What Southern Folks Eat: Sweet as the sound of hummingbird wings
It’s hummingbird time in the South! Now that temperatures are nice and moderately warm,…
What Southern Folks Eat: Scrumptious springtime in the South
"The day the Lord created hope was probably the same day He created Spring." ~ Bern Williams
Birds were chirping outside my window when I woke up today, the only indicator I ever need …
What Southern Folks Eat: On strawberries, happiness, and books
“Doubtless God could have made a better berry, but doubtless God never did.” – Dr. William Butler, 17th century English writer
"Children are made readers on the laps of their …
What Southern Folks Eat: Beach Grocery and sundaes for warm days
Grocery stores fill an important role in a small town, as most of us can attest. They help us get dinner on the table quickly, or save breakfast when we’ve run out of milk and the kids want …
What Southern Folks Eat: Chasing that Old Florida feeling
I have what may be considered an odd hobby: I read real estate listings for homes that are available along our beautiful beaches as if they were novels. How amazing and perfect some of those new …
What Southern Folks Eat: The salty scent of home
Hark now, hear the sailors cry
Smell the sea and feel the sky
Let your soul and spirit fly
Into the mystic
~ from Van Morrison’s “Into the Mystic”
I’m …
Go bananas in your landscape!
Bananas are a great choice for your landscape, whether as an edible fruit producer or simply as an ornamental, giving your space a tropical vibe.
Bananas are native to southeast Asia, however, …