November in the Northstate Garden sums up everything I love about living and gardening here – richness, abundance and diversity. November mornings are crisp and dark, November afternoons often offer a warming sun. Light is dappled – revealing the garden… Continue Reading
Ahhh, long hot days, coolish nights and the plump, fragrant flesh of tomatoes. August is the iridescent shimmer of sunshine along the edge of the scented foliage of exuberant tomato plants – running wild in the vegetable garden. It is… Continue Reading
As a person who visits gardens large and small, fabulous and fantastic as part of what I do, I find it really easy – frustratingly easy – to fall into a trap of garden envy and discontent. Maybe my garden… Continue Reading
Late summer in the garden is lovely. It’s cool (er), it’s gentle, it’s more measured and yet every bit as colorful, every bit as rewarding as the garden in summer or spring. The evocative slanting light and knowledge that winter… Continue Reading
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