Garden and Grace

In today’s fast-paced world, where constant notifications and endless to-do lists rule our lives, the simple act of planting a seed can feel revolutionary. Imagine trading noise for birdsong, hurry for presence, and stress for stillness. That is the heart of slow living,  and when combined with faith , something truly beautiful takes root. Gardening is not just about growing food or flowers,  it is about growing you . It is a gentle, daily reminder that life unfolds in seasons, and spiritual peace often comes not in rushing, but in resting and tending. In this article, we will explore how cultivating a garden aligns with the rhythms of faith and how it can transform your inner life. What Is Slow Living and How Does It Relate to Faith? Understanding Slow Living Slow Living Slow living is a lifestyle that prioritizes intentionality, simplicity, and connection . It is about slowing down to truly savor life’s moments rather than rushing through them. From what you eat to how you...

Gardening is fun and rewarding, but it can also be confusing, especially with all the advice floating around. Some tips people believe are true may actually be doing more harm than good to your garden.  In this article, we will break down the most common gardening myths and explain the truth behind them using clear and simple language. POPULAR GARDEN MYTHS 🌱 Myth 1: You Have to Water Your Plants Every Day Truth: Most plants do not need water every single day. It is a common mistake to think daily watering keeps plants happy. But watering too often can make roots weak and even cause them to rot. Instead, it is better to water deeply just a few times a week. This helps the plant grow stronger roots and become more resistant to dry weather. Watering Plants Try this: Stick your finger into the soil about an inch deep. If it feels dry, it is time to water, but if it is still moist, wait a little longer. 🌿 Myth 2: Adding Sand to Clay Soil Helps It Drain Better Truth: Mixing sand i...