Two Ladies & A Hoe Landscaping

05/25/2025

05/08/2024

Thank you my recent "fans". I just love the responses, photo- ops and comments I get when people see my landscaping business sign on my truck. It really makes my day. Even though I don't do the hard work of installations anymore or maintenance, I keep the sign on because I really love the interaction I get. Also, I can still very much do the Landscape Design aspect of my business, so I'm gonna keep the sign right where it is.
Love you all and thanks for the conversation.

10/11/2023

New blog post: https://assertivespirituality.com/2023/09/23/when-salvation-is-used-culture-wars-weapon/

04/14/2023

Love that

Read it carefully...

"our prayer is that we don't become a monster to defeat a monster"
- Bono

12/23/2022

♥️ ✌️ ⚛️

12/22/2022

What goes around comes around...
Be the light for others so that...
some day they may be your light!!

12/22/2022

Climate change

03/28/2022

I guess it's official. Years of hard work building my business to have it kick my ass in the end. Numerous surgeries and some still ahead.
Just sold my trailer, no more holding out or wishful thinking. I will change this PAGE accordingly. (Still a hoe, but with a computer and a pencil for Landscape Designer.)

12/31/2020

Don't commit . Cutting back crape myrtle trees is not, and never has been, the preferred way of handling these graceful and beautiful trees. In addition, it is not healthy for the trees in the long run. Cutting back crape myrtles creates large wounds that can serve as points of entry for fungal decay organisms. Pruning like this shortens the life of the tree. Read more about proper crape myrtle pruning in this archived article from Dan Gill: http://bit.ly/35n5wm4