If I had the ability to stay in my gardens for the rest of my life, I probably would.
As one of my doctors said the other day, “You’ve been through enough.” While it is difficult to sometimes deal with people, I find plants, pets and home a lot easier. It is where I restore and find my sense of self.
There was a time when writing did this for me, but with writing I have to be careful because sometimes digging too deep in my memory could trigger a reaction.
Gardening is doing. It takes imagination, planning, and action. It invites other hobbies, such as drawing your gardens or pictures of a particular plant. You can dry flowers, or collect herbs.
I posted my first two posts on our garden and farm blog Corrie’s Acres Farm and Photography. I shared pictures after the rain, and my latest no dig project.
I’ve focused on no dig gardening most recently because our Anniversary Garden is the healthiest garden on the property. It is our first full no dig garden. We set up stage 1 in January.
Currently, there are nine gardens on the farm. Most gardens are partial no dig. The love poured into the gardens represent the love, always, for our daughter, Corrie.
Photos, vidoes, and all content by and property of R.A. Bridges, 2024
Corrie's Season 
Very nice👍
Thank you!