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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms. Today's quote of the day...
Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world. ~~Albert Einstein
Welcome Seelie Kay, Good luck with your release!
The White House Wedding By Seelie Kay
About The White House Wedding: When politics interferes with love, can love survive?
Getting married isn’t easy when your father’s the President o -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden Blog where imagination blooms. Our quote of the day...The man who has no imagination has no wings.~~Muhammad Ali
Now let's welcome Kelli a. Wilkins, she is going to discuss creating characters.
Hi everyone,When people learn that I’m a writer, I’m often asked: “How do you create such interesting characters? Where do these people come from?”
I don’t necessarily “create” my characters. For me, it’s more like I’m meeting them, or “discovering” them and the -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms. Our quote of the day...
What is now proved was once only imagined.
~~William Blake
I am so excited. My first book of my first fantasy is available. It's a trilogy so the three books round out the full story. Where it starts in the first book it ends in the last book, full circle.
Because it is a genre that is totally different than what I usually write, I am publishing it under another name. M.L. Foxx. To me -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms. Our quote today:
“I like the impossible because there’s less competition.”
~~Walt Disney
As I said last week I will be sharing with you some of my favorite authors. So please meet Judy Baker. She also writes as Anna Sugg.
I met Judy years ago when we were in Utah Romance Authors of America together. We have been friends since. We have joined in on promo for many things and currently we have a... I'll safe th -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms. Today's quote:
"One day I learned that dreams exist to come true. And since that day I do not sleep for rest. I sleep just to dream."
~~Walt Disney
I am going to do a few blogs on Author's I highly recommend. I find my blogs about myself rather boring. I have a blog coming up for my new release but other than that, I'm going to share may favs...
Meet Stanalei Fletcher. I met her in 2004 when I went -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms. Our quote of the day:
“If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become
it.” William Arthur Ward
And now it it time to reveal the 3rd and final Cover of the Celtic Myst Trilogy.
RETURNING THE CUPÁN OF FLÚIRSE BLURB
A prophecy, a final epic battle and a mystery revealed.
To fulfill the prophecy, the Cupán of Flúirse ne -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms! Your quote:
“Laughter is timeless, imagination has no age and dreams are forever.”
--Walt Disney
Today is the day for the 2nd book cover! But first here is a bit about it.
IN SEARCH OF THE CUPÁN OF FLÚIRSE BLURB
A journey through the ages, a battle with evil, and a sacrifice for all that was lost.
Aibell Brid, heir of the de Dannan clan will need more than courage to find the -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden where imagination blooms! My quote of the day:
“You have all the reason in the world to achieve your grandest dreams. Imagination plus innovation equals realization.” ―Denis Waitley
I'm so excited this week it is time to reveal my, er I mean M.L. Foxx's covers. Today is the first book, and here goes!
Celtic Myst Trilogy Book 1 The Cupán of FlúirseA magical chalice, a legacy with the dragons, and a destiny forged through the centuries. -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden, where imagination grows. For the last few years, I have been giving gardening tips, after all it's Mary's Garden Blog, right? I love gardens. And when I am enjoying a garden my imagination runs wild. So going forward I will start each blog with an inspirational quote or something about IMAGINATION! The first quote of the year:
“Without leaps of imagination, or dreaming, we lose the excitement of possibilities. Dreaming, after all, is a form of planning.” ―Glo -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden! Hope your holidays are safe and joyful. Before we move on, let's find some winter garden tips:
How to winterize your garden:Properly winterizing the garden will not only help plants survive the short gray days and bitter nights that winter brings to much of the country, it’s an important step in ensuring the garden will produce colorful flowers in the spring.
For gardeners who live in areas that experience frost, freezing temperatures or snow, here’s a check -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Sadly PJ Sharon is moving on to other adventures. I know I have enjoyed her visits. She has one more:
Garden Tip:
Planning your spring garden. As you close out the year and begin looking ahead, now is a great time to start planning for spring. Purchasing seeds and bulbs and plotting out your garden plans can be a fun way to beat the winter doldrums and give you something to look forward to through the long, cold winter. Now is the time to purchase you -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden, our guest today is Dee S. Knight. First we have a winter garden tip!
How to protect flowering plants
While plants generally will survive hard winter freezes, blossoms on winter-flowering plants such as camellias and plum and cherry trees aren’t so lucky.
When buds are swollen and blooming is imminent, a hard freeze can damage the buds. The damage can remain hidden until the flowers open and then show up in the form of brown spots on the p -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. First we have a garden tip. Great shrubs.
Planting Tip
Most, if not all, shrubs and vines thrive best in soils described as "well-drained."
This means that the soil texture should be loose enough so that rain or irrigation water drains through quickly rather than allowing the roots to soak in standing water. Most average soils are naturally well-draining, but drainage can be a problem with dense soils high in clay content. If you have this k -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden Blog. We have PJ Sharon, she will give us our garden tip and chat about her books.
To clean up or leave it wild?Cleaning up the garden beds for winter? The case for leaving them wild.I’m a bit of a neatnik and despite living in the woods, I go to great lengths to clean up the leaves and take care of trimming the hedges and such (although this year, since my husband is retired, he seems happy to take over that duty). But when it comes to my perennial bed, I like to -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. After I give you our weekly tip, provided by The Backyard Boss, I am going to tell you about my worst nightmare as an author. And yes it happened to me.
PLANTING TREES, SHRUBS & PERENNIALSFrom the chapter “sow in fall, reap in spring”, we give you the wonderful world of autumn shrubs and trees. It’s not uncommon for plants to suffer during the intense summer heatwaves, so having cool air temperature gives plants a chance to concentrate on developing thei -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's garden. Before we reveal the surprise, let's have another tip from Tim, the Backyard Boss.
PLANTING SPRING BULBS
When winter is finally over and the first warm season of the year is bestowed upon us, everyone
would love to have a colorful yard. That means that autumn to early winter is the perfect time to plant some of the flowers that signal spring-time, such as crocuses or tulips.
When you buy the bulbs, opt for varieties that -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. I am excited for two reasons. One, Tim, the Backyard Boss reached out with a link to his blog. Wonderful fall instructions for the garden. And two, I'm going to reveal my alter ego.... I'm just learning how to control her.
First our fall garden tip:
Fall might not be everyone’s favorite season, but for gardening enthusiasts, it means new planting opportunities. While discouraging for some people, fall brings forth perfect cultivation opportuniti -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden Blog. We have one of our special guest back, PJ Sharon! I'm always excited to see her, she has some great tips!
Gardening Tip: Planning AheadAs summer fades and fall’s colorful pallet blesses us with its bounty, it’s a good time to contemplate Spring. I know; most of us are too busy dreading the long New England winter closing in to think about next Spring already, but if you want to enjoy an equally colorful May and June, you’ll want to plant your Spring bulbs bef -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Before I share the scoop about the Trick or Treat Book Bonanza, here is a fall garden tip for you, from Gardening Know How.
Put the Garden to Bed
Dig up and bring in any sensitive bulbs or tubers. This will depend on your USDA plant hardiness zone, but anywhere there is an extended freeze plants should be brought indoors. Removing plant debris and raking will decrease pest, disease and weed seeds that overwinter. Empty the compost bins and start a new -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Before we have our guest, here is a fall garden tip for you, from Gardening Know How.
Clean Up Old and Unwanted Growth
The end of the season is the time to remove your spent vegetable plants, clean up plant debris and
weeds, and winterize your lawn furniture and water features. Some easy autumn garden ideas include raking leaves onto the lawn and mowing them with a grass catcher. The resulting mix of nitrogen and carbon makes an excellent -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. I'm excited for PJ's Post on both green tomatoes but especially her cover reveal. I love cover reveals, don't you!
Garden Tip:What to do with all those green tomatoesThere is nothing like a red, ripe, juicy, garden fresh tomato! I look forward to the “real thing” all winter long and that first taste of a fresh-off-the-vine beef steak tomato late in July makes every summer memory of my childhood come rushing back. Tomato and mayo sandwiches on Wonder bread, BLT’s o -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Please feel free to find a shady spot to relax while our guest Madison Michael entertains you.
Bedeviled
The Beguiling Bachelors, Book 3
By Madison Michael
♥♥♥ ~ Free September 7th - September 10th Only ~ ♥♥♥About Bedeviled:
If You Build Your Love on Lies, You Better Run Faster than the Truth
Newly appointed Finance Director, Charlotte Roche escaped dangers lurking in Boston by moving to Chicago. A new name, -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. This week we have PJ Sharon. It's always a treat when she joins us.
Garden Tip: Putting your personal stamp on your yard or perennial bed is half the fun of gardening. Whether you’re into birdhouses, feeders, giant glass orbs, or ornamental sculptures, creating an oasis that speaks to your soul and brings you a measure of peace in a chaotic world requires a bit of whimsy. Being drawn to Celtic lore, gnomes and fairies are the perfect escape for me and create -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden! I'm always excited to talk about my Beckett Series. But first we need a garden tip, correct? I'm going to share the rest of the Beat the Heat with Hayden Homes.
3. Use Lightweight, Long-Sleeve Clothing
It can be tempting to expose all of your skin to the sun – who doesn’t love a nice tan? But keeping covered will not only help to keep you cooler (so long as you’re wearing airy, light-colored clothing), but also help to keep you safe. Skin cancer i -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Before Kelli's post I have a garden tip on Safety from Hayden Homes.
Beat the Heat
You need vitamin D, and being outside in the sun is the very best way to get it. And who doesn’t like
to soak in some rays on a gorgeous summer day? But, just like your plants, too much heat and sun can leave you feeling fried, dehydrated, and downright burnt. As such, knowing when enough is enough, and smart ways to beat the heat, is important.
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