Vines may be dormant, but wineries are bustling
In the cold, dark days of winter, our grapevines go dormant. The grape vine stops the uptake of water from its roots to keep moisture from freezing and bursting inside the plant cells. Any remaining water inside the vine is transferred to an inter-cellular area where it can safely freeze without causing any damage. All growth is put on hold to conserve energy for the next growing season.
Buy fireworks, but not the black mushroom
Assuming no one goes out and does anything stupid today, which
Pondering the meaning of mistakes and justice
I read with interest the report about the fatal accident that
Staying in Pace with Pacemakers
What would you do if your pet's heart suddenly stopped working properly? February is the month of National Heart Awareness and Valentine's Day. February should also be a reminder for pet owners to educate themselves on their pet's heart health. The best place to start is your veterinarian.
Summer is perfect time to sip a little wine
I love summertime when the weather calls for relaxing on the patio with friends, sipping a chilled glass of wine and watching families of hummingbirds at the feeder.















