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Journal Notes | The shortmeadow37206 Project Blog


A New Episode: Welcome Back to Our Urban Native Wildflower Sanctuary
Hello neighbors! It is a beautiful spring day here at shortmeadow , and I am beyond excited to welcome you back to the garden. It has been a while since we last caught up, and frankly, nature and I have both been through a lot lately. I’m standing at the edge of the meadow, and looking into what is becoming our Woodland Garden . The sun is out, the birds are singing, and after a long, quiet winter, the sanctuary is finally waking up. Weathering the Storm I won't sugarcoat it—

Jim Hawk
Mar 263 min read


The Sharp-lobed Hepatica: An Early Spring Gem for Your Garden
This Nashville native blooms while others sleep, providing vital nectar for early pollinators. Thriving in shade with minimal care, it’s perfect for woodland retreats. Discover how its three-lobed leaves offer seasonal interest and why it’s the low-maintenance choice for an authentic local ecosystem.

Jim Hawk
Mar 243 min read
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