Shelby Boomer

Baby Boomer lifestyle page by Jene Hedden, BCD, LCSW and publisher of ShelbyBoomer.com.

This page will include information and advice to Baby Boomer age adults (born between 1946 and 1964) about coping with aging issues associated with remaining happy, active and productive before and after retirement.

02/11/2026

The cold weather is finally departing here on the farm. Hopefully the ice and snow will leave as well.

11/12/2025

This is not the sky on fire! It is the Aurora Borealis tonight in Shelby County!

07/14/2025

The hot, dry conditions of the past two weeks have accelerated the bloom cycle of our daylilies and perennials. We will soon see the early autumn flowers bud. How rapidly the seasons pass.

03/15/2025

The Star Magnolia is now in bloom here in our yard. This spectacular early blooming native of Japan is, in some years, the flowers are victimized by late spring freezing temperatures. Our Magnolia plantings are more than 20 years old and are small trees rather than flowering bushes. The snow-white blossom is, i think, striking and not usually susceptible to insect or weather damage. Unfortunately, they bloom only once per season and then remain a deciduous planting drawing little attention the remainder of the growing year.

08/17/2024

It was a lovely time for my evening walk tonight. It was the time known by photographers as "sweet light". The beauty of this trek was accentuated by a pale but sweet fragrance I finally identified as Fragrant Autumn Climates. Though a bit invasive, no one can object to the perfumes of this pretty trailing vine. I finished my walk well before dark with gratitude for such a pleasant evening!

05/01/2024

Ok, so what do you call this spring bloomer? PEONY or PAEONY? Actually, both names are correct. It mostly depends on where you call home.
Peonies are native to Asia, southern Europe, and western North America. In China, the name for Peony is “Sho Yu,” meaning “Most Beautiful.” Peonies can live past 100 years and come in every color except blue and can grow as large as 10-inches.
The best time to plant is October to March. If your plant does not bloom, it is either because the plant is too young (less than 3 years old) or because you planted it too deep. If the latter the plant will come up but does not bloom. If in doubt, replant the root 2 inches or less.

09/01/2023

It is sunflower season here in Shelby County. Thank you to Randie Gallrein for a wonderful venue this weekend.

02/10/2023

Nice color on a windy day.

10/24/2022

Sadly our autumn colors are fading with the drought induced leaf drop. Soon the trees will be rid of their beautiful attire we have enjoyed these past weeks so much.

11/05/2021

Rosie the cat is my best belly warmer on these chilly days. I only must sit for a moment in my favorite recliner and here she comes! She jumps to the arm of my chair. Then she snuggles in my lap. And there she will snooze as long as I will remain still!Who said a cat's life is hard?

10/05/2021

You may have seen this business on American Pickers some time ago. I came across it in Lineville Alabama this past weekend. It surprises me how many of the "antique" items I was able to identify!

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