Planting Memory: Honoring Memorial Day with a Tree
Every year, Memorial Day invites us to pause. To step out of our routines and remember the people who gave their lives in service to something larger than themselves. It’s…
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The Slow Turning: April into May in Southern Wisconsin
There’s a moment—somewhere between the last frost and the first flush of green—when southern Wisconsin begins to exhale. April arrives like a question mark, full of freeze-thaw cycles, wind, and…
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Arbor Day, and the Long Patience of Trees
There’s a quiet rhythm to Arbor Day that doesn’t seek attention. It arrives without fanfare, tucked between the budding dogwoods and the greening of the hills, asking only that we…
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