In the spirit of the slow food movement, today I am featuring my friend Jessica’s new garden. I LOVE IT! Its so cute and sitting out there in the sun has got to be so refreshing! I think her’s is a great example of how anyone, with any amount of space can begin caring for their own food and plants. Caring for our own plants not only bring us closer to nature and helps to promote environmental health, it has also been known to improve air quality (indoors and outdoors) and promote good health. Potted plants throughout the home and outside of the home disperse negative energy and herbs support digestion and double as a multivitamin. From the grandest farmer’s market, to the single window box of herbs and spices, we all can make a difference in our own health and the health of our world.
Check out Jessica’s Virginia Garden (click for full size photos)…
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- Blue Star Juniper
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- African Violet
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- Oregano
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- Broccoli
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- Mums and Broccoli
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- Tiny Ghost Asiatic Lily and Broccoli
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- Tomatoe Seedling
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- Tomatoe Seedling
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- Assorted Dish Garden
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- Broccoli
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- Tiny Ghost Asiatic Lily
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- Dish Garden and African Violet
Jessica is also an Animal Keeper at the National Zooรขโฌโขs Conservation and Research Center.รย Check her out! She writes a weekly Leopard Log about caring for the clouded leopards around the clock, watching their growth, and whatever else those cute little cubs get into. If you’d like to receive her Leopard Log, just shoot us an email 
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Aw that’s cute, I miss jessy
Thanks Ashley! I miss you too! I will def make sure I get to see you this summer when your home.
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