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Cottage in the Court

Plants, People and Places in Gardening...and a few thoughts on how I personally view life. Sometimes it's not always a bed of roses, yet we have to navigate the invasive issues and learn to thrive in spite of thorns along the way.

Newsletter · By Teresa (Teri) Speight · Official site

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  1. Issue · Jul 30, 2026

    Season of Harvest and Change (opens the original)

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    As most gardeners know – one must always anticipate change. If you sow good seed, it will grow. If it has seeds, it will reproduce. Fruiting plants will prepare their bounty for ripening and harvesting. These actions are merely part of the cycle of life in the garden.This year has shown us the importance of connecting with nature. Whether it is a simple walk, cutting a simple flower, or harvesting our first ripe tomato. Connecting with nature is the perfect opportunity to step away from the dail

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