Leisure
Spring’s challenge is just keeping pace!
May is busting out all over and Liz Knowles is racing to keep up!
A May Harvest of Rhubarb
The “pie-plant” or rhubarb makes great jams and sauces and performs for years. By George Knowles.
A perplexing spring still produces blooms
In this perplexing spring, daphnes appear on time. And others? Well, there are a few surprises.
The Comfort of “To Do” Lists
Christine Thomas takes the next step in the journey of making a life in the country. First up: make a To Do list. Then another. And another….
Lilies and Hellebores: early bloomers
Liz Knowles pays tribute to the unsung early bloomers: lilies and hellebores.
Garden Candy
George Knowles enjoys digging in the garden early in the spring. And he finds some treasure: parsnips!
Harbingers of Spring
Snowdrops are another one of my passions. There is no better harbinger of spring. By Liz Knowles
Tools of the Trade for Vegetable Gardeners
George Knowles values his vegetable gardening tools. He writes about “the tried and true friends that have stayed with me.”
Bang! Spring arrives early
GARDENING AT LARKSPUR HOLLOW — A relatively mild winter and this week’s record breaking temperatures have brought everything on in the garden in a rush. By Liz Knowles
Moving Up to the Country
RED SQUIRREL MUSINGS — In her inaugural blog post, Christine Thomas shares her experience about moving up to the country.
