Pulling Potatoes
September 13, 2012I spent yesterday morning digging potatoes. There’s probably no more rewarding garden task this time of year.
I spent yesterday morning digging potatoes. There’s probably no more rewarding garden task this time of year.
As you can tell from this picture, we had a wicked storm roll through our neighborhood last week.
When the perennial borders do well, so do the American goldfinches. This year is no exception.
After retuning from vacation, it’s always a challenge to get the garden in order. Because we were gone for nearly three weeks, there‘s quite a lot to do out there.
We just returned from a wonderful vacation in California. While I really enjoyed visiting with friends in San Francisco, I most enjoyed setting my eyes on the giant sequoias for the first time in my life.
I am so excited! We’re getting four new chickens to add to our flock.
“Dirt on Gardening” blogger Jessica Walliser demonstrates a pruning technique that can be used on bushes to keep them looking their best.
I have always loved butterfly bushes. Their big panicles of flowers are magnets for butterflies of all sorts, and at a mature height of up to 6 feet, they make quite the impression.
I spent one afternoon last week with my son visiting Jennings Prairie, a restored prairie in Pennsylvania.
“Dirt on Gardening” blogger Jessica Walliser demonstrates how to divide a perennial plant to spread around the garden or share with a friend.