Lost Ladies of Garden Writing
Carol J MichelStories of women authors of gardening books in the 19th and 20th centuries who have been lost to time. Researched and written by Carol J. Michel, a garden writer who hopes not to be lost too soon.
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Elda Haring
Photo of Elda Haring from her book, The Complete Book of Growing Plants from Seed.
Several weeks ago, one of my garden writing friends, Lisa Eldred Steinkopf, sent me an Instagram post featuring a book by today’s Lost Lady of Garden Writin...
Quotable Lost Ladies of Garden Writing
Though I have started researching the next Lost Lady of Garden Writing, I don’t think I’ll complete her story this week. My excuse is it’s spring and a busy time in the garden. But I also like to keep to my posting schedule of every other w...
Mrs. H. B. Tillotson
A while back, I got a note from one of my garden writing friends, Mary Schier, the former editor of Northern Gardener, and author of The Northern Garden: From Apples to Zinnias, 150 Years of Garden Wisdom, about Mrs. H. B. Tillotson. Mary w...
Ruth Shaw Ernst
Ruth Shaw Ernst, from the back flap of the cover of The Naturalist’s Garden
“If there is a toad on your property, cherish it. There is nothing a toad relishes more for breakfast, lunch, or dinner than a slug, unless it is a caterpillar,...
Hanna Rion
Our next Lost Lady of Garden Writing is Hanna Rion, who was easy to find and research once I discovered a biography of her life, Hanna Rion: Her Life and Writings, written by Kitt R. McMaster III (2023).1
You may rightly ask how Hanna coul...
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