Spring Sowing

Despite my best and okay-est efforts, these frigid temps have drained me of any garden-related motivation. While watching people in their little fishing houses pop up on the lake has been fun, I’m very ready for kayaking, a refreshing swim and warmer weather. But now that it’s nearly March, here’s what I’ve started for thisContinue reading “Spring Sowing”

warm fall clean up

The first day of fall has come and gone but we’re still here in the 70s in Vacationland and me and my plants are all confused. The chilly nights we’ve had have gotten me very excited for layers, squash mac and cheese and crunchy leaves~ But! There’s some garden clean up to be done beforeContinue reading “warm fall clean up”

a study in suburban permaculture

This week, I want to highlight a great example of a thriving and prolific permaculture garden among the pines here in Maine. After visiting this client and her garden a few times now, I’ve got a serious case of garden envy and a great wealth of ideas for the coming seasons. at a glance permaculture~Continue reading “a study in suburban permaculture”