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Joyful. Simple. Healing. Everything Earth offers ideas for "going a little greener" that will both brighten your life and uplift the planet. You don’t have to quit your job or…
Legendary Stories about April Flowers
“If you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for a moment.” Georgia O'Keffe In Greek mythology, Hellibore represent revenge, redemption and hope.…
March Flowers
April showers bring May flowers, but March delivers a floral fantasia of its own. Camellia japonicas have burst into bloom from Arizona (pictured) to Oregon and across the southern U.S.…
Hola from Puerto Morelos, MX
February Flowers from the Mexican Coast A recent visit to Puerto Morelos on the Mexican coast near Cancun revealed that there is no better place than a humid sunny climate…
Surprising January Colors
While we ring into the New Year, wishing for spring warmth and renewal, many beautiful flowers are already blooming. Yellow roses, carnations, aconia, amaryllis, crocus and witch hazel all bloom…
Manatee Magic Nose Hair
Manatees love fresh water. This one slurped freshwater runoff from a bayside park for 10 minutes, giving us a rare chance to study that extraordinary snout. Those are no ordinary…
Delightful December Flowers
The “dead” of winter gives birth to to the most extraordinary flora. The more familiar pansies and poinsettias are cultivars, but incredibly colorful and lush nevertheless. And just because the…
Curious Sting Ray
Sting rays are related to sharks. Both are fish and neither has bones. Instead their skeletons are composed of flexible cartilage. Rays are quite docile, attacking only as a last resort…
November Razzle-Dazzle
In fall, trees react not to the first frost, as is commonly thought, but to the length of days. In fact, many trees begin to sport their dramaitic colors long…
Fawn Jumps for Apples
Deer are ferociously protective of their fawns when they sense predators. A doe will defend her fawn by charging at a dog, coyotes or mountain lions and striking with her…
October Flowers
When fall rolls around and leaves begin to turn yellow, orange and brilliant shades of red, flowers play right along. And the white and pale yellow buds of spring mature…
