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Horticultural how-to and 'woo-woo' from Margaret Roach, longtime Martha Stewart Living garden editor.
Tags: flower garden, gardening, organic gardening, perennials, trees and shrubs, vegetable garden
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my top 10 garden posts of 2009 (thanks to you)Dec 18, 2009
IKEEP SEEING TOP-10 LISTS EVERYWHERE; ‘TIS THE SEASON. So what’s mine—what individual posts on A Way to Garden got the most interest in 2009? And the winners are…
1. PICKLE-MANIA: My old friend Dan Koshansky’s recipe for refrigerator...
another hit: my accident-prone lacebark pineDec 13, 2009
CAN A TREE BE ACCIDENT-PRONE? I fear my Pinus bungeana, or lacebark pine, is just that, always finding itself in harm’s way. And here we go again:
This long-needled pine, grown for its beautiful, peeling bark that resembles camouflage fabric, just...
garden gift idea: sowing seeds full of smilesDec 11, 2009
WEDNESDAY’S SNOW IS TURNING MY HILLY WORLD TO ICE; the day was so short as to be unforgivable; the forecast calls for 11 degrees F tonight, the second such low in a row. No matter, though, because in my imagination, at least, I’m having grilled...
doodle by andre: better late than never?Dec 9, 2009
HE READ IT IN MY DECEMBER CHORES LIST: Make the last mowing before winter a short cut, way down low. And even though the snow fell before he got to that task, the guy in the doodle (is that you, Andre Jordan?) didn’t want to skip a single to-do I’d...
first snow: a slideshow of snapshotsDec 7, 2009
THE FIRST REAL SNOW CAME SATURDAY NIGHT, December 5, depositing 4 or 5 inches of heavy stuff on an evening followed by the most brilliant day, the kind where the sun and moon were both in the sky. But all I could see at first when I looked outside: the...
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