Helping Gardeners Grow

Gardening insights, ideas, and practical advice.

Friday, January 21, 2011

Pennycress: Superhero or Salad?

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When is a weed no longer a weed?  When it becomes the best option for making diesel fuel, say researchers in Peoria. We can thank the...
Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Climate Change and You

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Would you put a solar water heater in your home if you knew it would pay for itself in ten years? What about five years? Three? I...
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Sunday, September 5, 2010

The Art of Field Journaling

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Yes I know, I’ve been absent. I have been logging, not blogging. For the past six weeks I have gone nowhere (well, almost nowhere) without m...
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Monday, July 5, 2010

My No-Dig Garden

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Maybe if I had hours to use up, and no books to read, gardens to tend, class work to do (or mindless crime dramas to watch) I would think ab...
Sunday, June 13, 2010

Dracunculus vulgaris, or, Antics of a Dragon

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The Dragon, May 25 You smell it before you see it. “Sex and Death” is what my friend April has taken to calling the short-lived Dragon Aru...
Saturday, May 22, 2010

On knowing nature by name

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“Is that a lilac?” the thirty-something man asked. “No, but it’s lilac colored, so you’re halfway right,” I replied. Kindly, I think. Mas...
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Sunday, April 18, 2010

Overwintered spinach!

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I’ve been waiting all winter for this. Finally, a garden salad! Young spinach leaves and sweet onion, a clementine and a quarter chicken bre...
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Pam
Emmaus, PA, United States
Gardens are my livelihood; nature my entertainment. Over the years I’ve managed vegetable and flower test gardens for Organic Gardening magazine, and planned appropriately historic flower gardens for Morven Museum in Princeton, New Jersey. I’ve kept the beautiful Glasbern Inn property in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania blooming for many summers, and now grow vegetables for the inn's authentic farm-to-table restaurant. Relatively late in life, I acquired a BS in Horticulture. Later yet, an MS in Environmental Science. But my real education has come from the garden--every day I learn something new. In this space I'll share discoveries and insights. Note: I was recently quoted in the New York Times! Check out "Ergonomic Tools that Prune Away Gardening Pains"
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