
A little gardening, a little reading, a little weekly newsletter about what I've done in and out of my garden that may help you in your garden, too. I also write about the Lost Ladies of Garden Writing on another Substack.
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Weekly journal of a Midwest gardener, which includes mowing, weeding, reading, harvesting, and planting.
Was it overcast in the morning? Yes. Was the garden wet from overnight rain? Yes. Did I have some...
Weekly journal of a Midwest gardener, which includes mowing, reading, harvesting, going to garden club, and rain.
I went out early to water and was intent on staying relatively clean before going to gar...
Weekly journal of a Midwest gardener, which includes mowing, watering, reading, weeding, and harvesting.
Watered, weeded, deadheaded, harvested, and reflected on the state of the garden in high summer.1...
Weekly journal of a Midwest gardener, which includes mowing, watering, reading, killing some weeds, and more harvesting.
Hot like summertime, so I watered containers and picked tomatoes and a few cucumber...
Weekly journal of a Midwest gardener, which includes watering, reading, killing some weeds, and a little bit of harvesting.
I watered the Vegetable Garden Cathedral1 and the front lawn and all the contain...
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Gardener, author, podcaster, and plant enthusiast.
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