There are three days left in this month. This only means that there are three more days to add to the records. Per our local news: And more to come! It looks like another round of snow again on Tuesday. You can see how much more snow this latest round dropped. There's nary a foot… Continue reading One For the Record Books.
It is Saturday morning and it is snowing, yet again. Yesterday I got a cortisone shot into my shoulder joint (not as fun as it sounds) and on the way home, Rich and I drove past the small family owned seed and greenhouse in town. Its not more than a small metal building for the… Continue reading Snow, Snowy, Snowing.
Monty strikes again. In his December post, among talks of Christmas trees, he mentioned a way to assess the structure and bones of your garden. Here's what he said: TAKE PICTURES Take the time to go outside and photograph every aspect and angle of your garden. It does not matter how abandoned, neglected or empty… Continue reading Winter Tasks: Assessment
Y'all. The Cabin Fever is in full effect. Despite the seedlings that are sprouting and doing their thing in the basement, I'm itching to sow more. Only its too early to so anything more than what I've got going. What's a gal to do? Winter Sowing! Now, I've not tried it before, but there's no… Continue reading Winter Sowing: An Experiment
Dear readers, as I'm sitting at my desk looking out at a very frosty view, I found myself stymied about what to write when there is nothing going on in the garden. Sure, there will be seed catalogs and some planning to come and eventually some seed starting adventures, but those won't be weekly posts… Continue reading Winter Content.
I'm always of two minds come November. Half of me is dreading the short, sunless days and impending freeze (and the snow that comes with it), the other half is excited for the slow roll into the Holidays and the respite from work in the garden that lets me think and plan for the garden.… Continue reading November.
I'd love to wax poetic about the many phases of our garden and how uniquely beautiful they are dusted in frost and peeking out from a blanket of snow. But honestly, at this point in the year, I just cannot. Because it just is not true. Everything within 5 feet of the driveway is ass… Continue reading Winter Garden.
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