
Musings on gardens, books, and whatever is blooming (or rotting) in both, from the desk of NYT bestselling garden boggart Rebecca Mix.
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Hello, and happy August! If you’re new here, there’s a very good chance you found me from my berry quest. Welcome! I never totally understand it when something goes viral, but it’s nice when it’s for something pleasant.
I feel like I blink...
Hello, and happy October! It’s officially fall here; the leaves are dropping, the days grow shorter, and I am firmly back in my crockpot era. This is one of the months that feels incredibly-busy-but-not, because while I don’t have any book...
Hi, and happy September!
Can you believe summer is nearly over? In Nature’s Best Hope, Doug Tallamy writes that he no longer tracks the seasons by the calendar, but by the changes in his garden. That’s certainly true here. Despite the hea...
Hello, and happy August! Also, how is it already August?! This has been an incredibly busy summer for me. I got married! I wrote some books! We honeymoon’d in Yellowstone and saw the famous wolves!! I got my Master Rain Gardener certificati...
My favorite surprise from this spring – Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginica)! These early spring flowers are actually threatened in Michigan. I will protect them with my life.
Hello, and happy May! Everything in Michigan is waking up a...
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NYT bestselling garden boggart growing weird magical books. Michigander. Really loves native plants and bugs.
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