Orange Yogurt Pound Cake with Freshly Picked Strawberries & Mint Realization of the Day: Sometimes you just need to have a slab of cake...

Jewels of the Kitchen Garden Realization of the Day: I forgot to have strawberries for breakfast. Can you believe it? These gorgeous beautie...

Tiny Flowers for Fairies? Realization of the Day: I need to get my original garden blog attitude - and pronto. Back in the spring of 2006, I...

Butterfly in the Farmyard (And I Really Should Know What Kind!) The randomly selected winner of a copy of the gorgeous and gigantic book, B...

Some of you know about my love for moths and butterflies . I'm constantly awed by these remarkable creatures, and of course it would be...

Ah, Spring! Realization of the day: I have no idea what this bush is but I love it. ( Update: It's a flowering quince!) It was he...

Your New Home Sweet Home? FOR RENT: Charming cottage on a beautiful biodynamic farm. Separate, private 700 square foot building has one bed...

Are you a gardener who blogs or a food blogger who gardens? If so, my foodie friend Andrea has a delicious monthly blogging event for you! ...

Rosemary thriving in the homemade greenhouse despite single digit temps. This was supposed to be a quick post about one little plant in ...

And I Found This Rock In The Barnyard To Prove It Happy Valentine's Day! Several years ago I started collecting heart shaped rocks I fo...

Heirloom Inspiration From A Summer Past Great gardeners must think alike, because Cynthia Sandberg posted "Kohlrabi: A Kick-Ass Winter ...

Pathetic purple kohlrabi direct seeded sometime last summer Realization Of The Day: I'm giving up on the kohlrabi - again. (But I...

Moth & Zinnia, September 2007 Realization Of The Day: All flowers look perfect to pollinators. May you always find perfection in the gar...

Tempting, Oh So Tempting. . . Realization Of The Day: The seed catalogs are already piling up! Last Thursday I, along with zillions of other...

Cool Cavendish Strawberry Plants Realization Of The Day: Even though I'm usually expecting it, the first frost of the season always ...

Chard art November 2011 update: I share a great new way we enjoy Swiss chard in Wondering What To Do with Swiss Chard? Favorite Recipes a...