Dee A. Nash's Blog, page 8

Roasted butternut squash soup and nutmeg muffins

Today, the weather outside is again frightful so I made roasted butternut squash soup and nutmeg muffins. These nutmeg muffins are my favorite hands down, and I’ve profiled them several Read More

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A redwork memorial quilt

Bill and I went to the Vintage Tulsa Show on Saturday, and I found several lovely things including a redwork memorial quilt. We are big fans of antiquing, and our Read More

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Snow days, a funeral, and food

I wanted to write about snow days, a funeral, and food during the actual snowfall, but my internet went down. So, I’m writing today. First, things first. My mother died Read More

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Indoor flower garden

Since my amaryllis and paperwhites didn’t bloom for Christmas I’m now enjoying my indoor flower garden in January. This might be even better because the flowers don’t have to compete Read More

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New seeds for the new year

I’m in my fifteenth year of writing this blog, and I hope you’re still interested in my new seeds for the new year. Carol and I are going to talk Read More

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Soup and bean obsessed

I know soup and beans have very little to do with gardening, but with the cooler weather, I am soup and bean obsessed. Yes, it’s warm and horribly windy in Read More

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December is a busy garden time

Ever since we returned from Portugal last month, I’ve been swamped. December is a busy garden time of year. November is pretty busy too with Thanksgiving and such. Then, I Read More

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My tropical plants are all tucked into the greenhouse

The cuttings and tropical plants I want to save are all tucked into the greenhouse for winter. The cuttings will root and continue to grow until they lose the light. Read More

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The fall garden late, late show

In the middle of October, my fall garden puts on its late, late show. Pearly heath asters combine with pink roses for a beautiful crescendo. Japanese beetles that so devastated Read More

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Bringing fall color to my front garden and containers

Plant fall flowers and hot-weather tropical plants in fall colors like gold, orange and dark red. Yesterday, I spent most of the day outside bringing fall color to my front Read More

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