Where the Asphalt Ends
Gail Dutton20 years of tips (and tribulations) for people who love country living, regardless where they live.
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Drought or Drench? The PNW Gardener’s Summer Watering Dilemma
Bone dry or happily moist? Photo: Gail Dutton
I thought I’d given my newly-planted bee balm a proper soaking. I stood beside it in the recent heat, watching the water disappear into the soil. There. You’re welcome. You can thrive. A day la...
Country Living: Finding Joy in Small Things
This morning’s visitor to the lawn. Photo: Gail Dutton
In the grand scheme of things, I’ve precious little to say this week. No blockbuster announcements. No big events. No grand revelations. Country living – living anywhere, actually – is...
Too Pretty to Pull—musings from a reluctant weeder
Plantain after a rain. Photo: Gail Dutton
“Too pretty to pull!” That was my conclusion last summer, looking at a few Buckhorn Plantains behind the daffodils. I pulled a few, but rather liked what I thought of as a “homely daisy” and left m...
BioChar vs. Wood Ash
Photo by Ivan Lopatin on Unsplash
A few weeks ago, I blithely told an avid gardening friend that I didn’t need biochar. “We have so many charred slash piles,” I explained. That was through email, so I didn’t see his reaction, but I can wel...
Peat Moss vs. Coconut Coir
This 1lb. block of coir expanded into this mound when wet. Photo Copyright: Gail Dutton
Last weekend I opened my old copy of the Garden Encyclopedia to check a couple of fine points. I didn’t find the information I needed, but turning its...
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I'm a science writer who moved from suburbia to the country 20+ years ago. Now I'm sharing what I've learned.
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