Ann Loves Plants: a life in horticulture
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Ferns, Wild Ginger, Oxalis and more… This is Work.
Ann reflects on her experience working in horticulture while navigating personal health challenges. She shares moments of growth within greenhouses, rekindling friendships, and the impact of past trauma on learning. Despite ongoing cognitive difficulties, she embraces self-compassion and anticipates new beginnings, focusing on gradual improvement in her skills.
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Lessons Learned from Leaving the Community Garden
After leaving the Mt Tabor Community Garden, Ann reflects on her gardening journey and personal growth. She acknowledges the challenges faced with her husband, John, and recognizes the value of community-supported agriculture. Embracing a new phase, the author plans to cultivate a small garden at home and celebrate the joys of gardening while accepting past…
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Top 10 Garden Trends for 2026
The post discusses various gardening trends, emphasizing the interconnectedness of marketing, influencers, and grassroots movements. Key trends include mindfulness, cut flower gardening, specimen plants, and compact fruit options for smaller spaces. Ann also highlights ecological practices like naturescaping and promotes the aesthetic of maximalism, culminating with a focus on hydrangeas and ferns.
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