The Greener Guide to Nature’s Rhythm: Finding Light in the Darker Days
Nov 30, 2024 12:00AM ● By Patti Beres
Photo by Danik Prihodko for pexels.com
As December settles in, many of us wake and return home in darkness. While this seasonal shift can feel challenging, it’s also nature’s way of encouraging us to slow down and reconnect.
Even in winter’s stillness, your garden and lawn are quietly preparing for renewal. Take inspiration from this pause—bundle up for a brisk walk, listen to the wind’s song or set up a bird feeder to welcome feathered visitors that bring life to the winter landscape.
Add a sprinkle of nature to your decor with evergreen boughs, pinecones or other natural treasures. These simple acts bring warmth to your home and strengthen your bond with the world outside.
This season reminds us that darkness is not an end, but a time of quiet renewal. Embrace it, and you’ll lay the groundwork for brighter, greener days ahead.
Patti Beres is the owner of Be Green Pro LLC, in Delafield. For more information, call 262-361-4034 or visit BeGreen.pro.
Even in winter’s stillness, your garden and lawn are quietly preparing for renewal. Take inspiration from this pause—bundle up for a brisk walk, listen to the wind’s song or set up a bird feeder to welcome feathered visitors that bring life to the winter landscape.
Add a sprinkle of nature to your decor with evergreen boughs, pinecones or other natural treasures. These simple acts bring warmth to your home and strengthen your bond with the world outside.
This season reminds us that darkness is not an end, but a time of quiet renewal. Embrace it, and you’ll lay the groundwork for brighter, greener days ahead.
Patti Beres is the owner of Be Green Pro LLC, in Delafield. For more information, call 262-361-4034 or visit BeGreen.pro.