Living in the Pacific Northwest has taught me to pay attention to the light, or really, the lack of it. Growing up in California, I had no idea how intensely the seasons could shift until I moved to Seattle, where dusk feels like it hits at This week, I'm talking about how I mark the winter solstice as a gardener and why I love these seasonal rhythms and the changing of seasons.In this episode, I cover:Why the winter solstice is such a turning point for gardeners, marking the shift back toward springSimple ways to celebrate solstice, from community walks to keeping your lights up a little longer than usualThe connection between holiday lights, cultural traditions, and our need for brightness during the darkest time of yearWhy the change of seasons is my favorite, and how I like to slow down enough to really notice the changesResources:St. Edward State Park, Kenmore, WAConnect with Us:Relish Gardens WebsiteFollow us on InstagramFollow us on YouTubeIf you loved this episode, make sure to subscribe and share it with a gardening friend. Until next time, I hope you find something in your garden to truly relish.