About Jayne on Weed Street
Wife, mother, and owner of pets much loved. Gardener of three decades, amateur photographer, ardent about art, antiques and books.
One of the first activities I volunteered for in Savannah was helping out at a place called Sparrow Field where a small group of gardeners, funded by Skidaway Audubon and other altruistic organizations, created a beautiful garden on a berm … Continue reading →
Last week we travelled North. As a GCA Horticulture Judge I am required to attend a yearly workshop to brush up on the latest tweaks to the rules, and to share ideas and insights with other Judges. Coinciding with perfect … Continue reading →
I like the term ‘climate change’ rather than ‘global warming’. After the cold April (and Winter!) we’ve had all over the U.S., the naysayers remark that the globe is getting colder, not warmer. But you can’t argue too much with … Continue reading →
Blogs should be of the moment. A quick look, not a well researched and deep look…though sometimes it happens to look that way…not so much here on Weed Street. But as I am cleaning up my photo files, I wanted … Continue reading →
Living on an Island in the South is bliss. Imagine a beautiful home like this, overlooking a river that runs to the sea….but! there are no restaurants on the Island. Well, one pub and a few country club dining rooms. … Continue reading →
Our last Frost date in Savannah is thought to be March 15th. This past Winter has proven to be colder than cold with sustained freezing temperature going on for day after day, evening after evening, for longer than even the … Continue reading →
On the Eve of a New Year a fresh start looms wide in front of us. Who can deny those yearnings to make this next year better? Maybe you’re not courageous enough to say the best, but let’s promise ourselves … Continue reading →
When the bugs of the season arrive at your door, and I don’t mean the ones you can see, they can put a cramp in your merriment! A long week end with cold, damp weather and a bug, kept me … Continue reading →
Sticks and stones may break the bones, but words will never hurt ye. Even still, Jayne is no longer on Weed Street. Jayne is in Georgia. Savannah Georgia to be precise! Change is good, and so I have … Continue reading →
There are so many reasons to love living in the low country in November, such as oyster roasts, shrimp fresh from the waters til December, and festivals of every sort right up through Christmas. But I would not have expected … Continue reading →
