kelly mclane, educator, dreamer, gardener, baker, lover of life, welcomes you to her blog! shake off your presumptions, open your heart and step into her little world of words and photos!
this blog offers you a unique taste of kelly's travels around the world, which took her through 9 countries and across three continents and 5 islands! this part of her life's journey lasted six months, from november 2009 through april 2010, and forever changed the course of her existence.
please read with enthusiasm and love, and indulge yourself by posting as many comments as you like! they are much appreciated!
the best and most logical way to create and maintain a successful garden in drought conditions is to use plants native to your area or other areas with similar conditions. these plants have a natural ability to deal with drought conditions and do not need extra water in order to survive. deb has made wise choices over the years by choosing native perennials for the trees and shrubs that make up the foundation of her garden and experimenting with smaller perennials from different climates as her borders.
