Bio: Renee Garner graduated with an arts degree in fibers and is currently doing what most people with an art degree in Charlotte, NC do; works a 9 to 5 job and dreams of a better, more creative future. When not working, she invests time in her 5 boys: Her husband Charlie, Kitties: The Sneak and Huggie Bear, and Puppies: Wolfgang and Bill Murray. Then, if there is time, she gardens with a fury.
Email: renee.garner@gmail.com
The crisp fall temperatures have arrived. As I began the transition of summer to fall plants in the garden plot, I suddenly grew even more attached to the immature 
Harper Collins touts him as "the eco-conscious, creative wonder kid," but just what makes Danny Seo an environmental stylist? First and foremost, Danny is actually a 
They got me. I knew they would but I didn't want to pay attention to the warnings. I wanted to believe green meant go. I wanted the large, luscious leaves to be a sign of solidarity: me and them. I wanted the 
Get seeds organized and in one place is a process I haven't been able to grasp yet. It is not easy when you collect and trade seeds. I have found seeds in bowls put away in the kitchen, seeds in packets in my drawers drawer, 
like garlic and onions, beets and other tasty roots, cabbages and their cousins, and maybe some beans.
There are lots of 
Now that the veggies are producing quite happily, I have a few weeks of down time before I start the cooler weather veggies. So my attention has turned to the birds. Birds are great to have around, they eat some grubby little insects I
