The gift of a garden in troubled times
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Rebecca Winn became a landscape designer by instinct.
She knew that something about the flowers, the soil, the cycle and the discovery fed her soul.
When her life fell apart, it was her garden that taught her how to heal.
In her new book, “One Hundred Daffodils,” she shares those lessons with us.
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It’s beautifully written and deeply meaningful — especially as we collectively process the weight of a global pandemic. Join Kerri Miller on Friday for a break from the news and some time in Rebecca’s garden.
Guest:
Rebecca Winn, landscape designer, creator of Whimsical Gardens and author of the new book “One Hundred Daffodils: Finding Beauty, Grace and Meaning When Things Fall Apart”
To listen to the full conversation you can use the audio player above.
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