I spent a lot of time researching school gardens in preparation for writing Memories of Mist (released in July) and became very interested in the topic. I even had the chance to tour a local one... I …
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What do you do when the garden is bulging with tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant, peppers, onions, and garlic, and you just can’t eat them all quickly enough to keep up? Why, you make and freeze a few …
Too busy to blog? You'd think so, being as I missed last Friday and didn't even realize it until probably Sunday. Oops! But here is a list (partial, I'm sure) of what September is like on the …
Last week my kale was flourishing. We were picking leaves and enjoying it regularly, raw in salads, sauteed with many meals. We went away camping for a few days and the next time I looked at …
If you're new to gardening—or if you're not—keeping a record of your garden can be very useful. As you can see, you don't need to take a lot of time, use rulers, or know calligraphy to create a …
And four places to buy them! It's the time of year when seed companies send out catalogs and gardening stores set out racks of seeds. There are dozens and hundreds and thousands of options! How do …
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