A Four-Square Kitchen Garden
I fought the William Baffin rose on my arbor…and I’m still not sure who won!
For some reason after ten years of thriving and getting bigger every year, this winter 80% of the canes died. And they were HUGE canes. Last year I bought some nifty leather sleeves that fit over my garden gloves from a [...]
Other than the ubiquitous alpine currant used extensively in low hedges all over the upper Midwest, you really don’t hear much about currant bushes. That’s a shame because not only are there currants that produce bountiful fruits, but there are also currants that fill your yard and garden with fragrance.
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When I envision summer, I always imagine myself relaxing with a tall glass of iced tea under the sweeping branches of a lofty shade tree. Trees don’t just protect us from the glaring sun, but also temper harsh winter winds, provide a habitat for wildlife, screen out unwanted views and even help counteract [...]
