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Continue reading →: Three Things I Wish Every New Gardener KnewWhen I’m in the garden, there’s a lot of time to think. And most frequently, I’m thinking about how I would possibly start gardening these days. There’s just so much information out there! I’m not positive that I actually ate anything from my first garden. It was wildly ignored, and…
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Continue reading →: The Super Extra Long Summer Blog PostGardening blogs are seasonal by nature. The intention is always to document things as they happen, but summer has a funny way of getting in the way of itself. The garden needs managing, weekends fill up, and before you know it, a post about June becomes a post about July,…
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Continue reading →: High, Low, Buffalo: A Garden Season RecapFor a few years now at the dinner table, my boys and I play a game called High, Low, Buffalo — one high point from the day, one low, and one “buffalo” — something weird, new, or unexpected. It keeps the conversation flowing beyond “school was good”. This week, looking…
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Continue reading →: The Great Garden Drought of 2025I’m a late adopter. I’m stubborn and fight against new ideas and change, much to my own detriment – I recognize this. I took a degree program that used the Mac computer as opposed to PC, in an industry where Macs were THE operating system of choice … and bought…
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Continue reading →: Welcome FriendLooking around on the interweb lately, mainly on social media, I’m disappointed. When I planted my first vegetable garden almost 20 years ago, I did so without the confusing, exclusive, and cliquey narrative that’s out there right now. I can’t imagine having the guts to start something new while feeling…
