The Generous Garden
Margaret TomlinsonYour garden, large or small, can give you generous rewards in beauty, food and pleasure. It also helps to slow climate change and restore healthy populations of birds and pollinators. Create a garden that will help you and the planet flourish together!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 113 | Subscribers | Read | mtomlinson.substack.com |
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Ailing Houseplants?
Just about any home can be enhanced by a collection of healthy houseplants. They offer an indoor garden in snowy weather. As a bonus, many can help clean indoor air. But caring for them is sometimes bedeviling. Are their leaves yellowing fr...
Squirrels in Winter
Although our resident groundhog is in hibernation, every morning when I look out the kitchen window, I see squirrels in full cavort. They are Eastern Gray Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis), such adept survivors that they have spread far beyo...
Groundhogs
A woodchuck emerging from its burrow on a fine day in April
Adapting Seeds for Your Own Garden
A few years ago, the soup peas I planted produced scrawny plants, most of which died or produced only a few peas. Instead of trying to make soup with just a handful of dry peas, I saved them and planted them the following year, when I got a...
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Margaret Tomlinson is a reader, writer and enthusiastic gardener. She is in the process of transferring her reviews of historical novels to Substack from the HistoricalNovels.info website, which will be discontinued later this year.
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