Confident 50+ Woman, Growing Wellness, Living Confidently, and Living With Purpose
Hi! I am Gillian Larmond, affectionately known as Queen Gee. I am a confident, purpose-led woman in my 50s, a container gardener, and an herbal tea lover. Here, I share my journey of growing wellness, embracing life with confidence, and living with intention, from my little container garden and herbal tea rituals to the crochet plant hangers I create for growing vertically in small spaces. I share what I am learning about life, growth, wellness, confidence, and purpose. Welcome to my world.
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I have learned that the oregano herb is one of the easiest and most rewarding plants to grow, especially if you enjoy herbal teas and container gardening. I did not...
I am visiting my brother and sister this week. We are spending time together, the way family does, slow and easy, no rush. And as I walked through my brother’s...
It is such a wonderful feeling to experience something so deeply intentional as walking into your container garden, your backyard, to your windowsill or your balcony...
Rosemary water for hair is one of those rituals that found me before I fully understood why it worked. I just knew it felt right, and once I started, I did not stop. I...
Earlier this week, I shared one of my favourite herbal tea blends that supports relaxed breathing: Fever Grass and Ginger Tea. In that post, I talked about the...
Some of the best herbal teas are also the simplest. This week, I will be enjoying one of my favourite traditional combinations: Fever Grass and Ginger. It’s a tea...
The Story Behind My Container Garden and Why These 5 Herbs Matter. Right now, sitting on my back step in Kingston, I am looking at a row of containers. Some are plastic...
Intentional living after 50 always sounds like something you map out in a journal somewhere – a quiet, solitary decision. To be honest, it was always at the back of...
Herbal tea ritual. Those three words do not sound particularly revolutionary, and that is exactly the point. There is something deeply grounding about returning to simple...