Farm Dover

We need four hugs a day for survival.  We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance.  We need 12 hugs a day for growth. -- Virginia Satir, ...

I keep thinking I should tackle a blog about this time of the coronavirus, these weeks of sheltering in place. How will I remember it? And w...

Knowing that you love the earth changes you,  activates you to defend and protect and celebrate.  But when you feel that the earth loves ...

We've been fans of John Prine for a long, long time and were saddened to learn that he died last night from complications of the coronav...

Until a week ago, Ed and I were in sunny Mexico, fairly oblivious to the fright and panic that our friends and family were experiencing on a...

You should know that I mostly blog for myself. Yes, I'm glad that you are here – showing interest in our comings and goings from Farm Do...

Some people think that a girl cannot have too many shoes. I personally think that a girl cannot have too many plants. While I've purchas...

When I thrust my hands into the pockets of my farm jacket, vest or overalls, I'm bound to turn up a handful of acorns, gathered from oak...

Fact: There are a lot of bugs that call Farm Dover home. Most I consider beneficial bugs and am happy to host them. There are a few bugs tha...