Gardening3 Min Read epic gardeningonSeptember 7, 2022Bread art with botanicals Since I like to cook, garden, and design, when I saw these beautiful focaccia breads online, I had to make some. It makes sense to decorate…
GardeningHerb and Vegetable Gardeningherbs4 Min Read epic gardeningonSeptember 1, 2022Ultimate Guide to Elderflower/Elderberry Elderflowers are reaching a new level of popularity because they are easy to grow and use in recipes, and they have many health benefits. The…
epic gardeningonFebruary 10, 2022Welcome stem-dwelling bees to your garden A leafcutter bee visits my garden. On a warm, sunny day in late spring last year, I discovered that I had inadvertently built a condo for one…
Uncategorized4 Min Read epic gardeningonOctober 7, 2021The apple tree next door It’s mid-May and I’m working in my garden when I hear voices coming from my neighbor’s apple tree. Looking over the fence, I…
Uncategorized4 Min Read epic gardeningonMarch 16, 2021My $589 tree | The best gardening blog in the world When Friends of Trees, Portland’s nonprofit tree-planting group, came to my neighborhood in 2017, I got a beautiful street tree for $35.…
Annuals7 Min Read epic gardeningonJanuary 23, 202010 fun yearbooks | The best gardening blog in the world *** throw yourself into the mudpreviously mina lobataSpain flag, firecracker vine, exotic love vine.8 to 10 feetfull sun Although I had…
Nature4 Min Read epic gardeningonDecember 4, 2019Nut Toxicity Myth | The best gardening blog in the world While many gardeners have been sprinkling coffee grounds, making compost tea, and painting pruning cuts, Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott has been busy…
Vegetable Gardening4 Min Read epic gardeningonSeptember 20, 2019Gardening with children | The best gardening blog in the world “Why did the banana go to the doctor?” Mason asks. “I don’t know. Why?” “Because it wasn’t peeling right.”…
Uncategorized5 Min Read epic gardeningonSeptember 11, 201910 fun plants to grow in your garden The front yard has come a long way in just two years! I’ve had a great time trying new plants and seeing what works in my sunny, dry in…