Every once in a while, I may make a slight miscalculation when planting my roses. It can be the result of anything; from a lack of sunshine, to roses that were planted too close together, to a dry spot in the irrigation, or maybe its just a couple of colors that just simply don’t go […]
Harison’s Yellow … A Family Story – by Teresa ByingtonI have always loved history and in the 1980s I read several stories of pioneer women who left the east to travel the Oregon Trail in search of adventure and a new life. As I read their journals, I found myself feeling akin to these women […]
This blog post reflects the author’s background as a history major and their fascination with the historical significance of roses during the tumultuous period of The War of the Roses in 15th-century England, where rival factions fought for the throne.
