Q & A with Noel Kingsbury

Yesterday, I reviewed the book “Planting Green Roofs and Living Wallsâ€. After I read the book, I had the delightful opportunity to ask one of the authors or the book, Noel Kingsbury, a few questions. I skipped over the availability… Read more ›

Book Review: Planting Green Roofs and Living Walls

I received Planting Green Roofs and Living Walls in the mail to review and I was surprised to discover that I had actually already read it. Well, kind of… I read the 1st edition, which is kind of like the… Read more ›

Feral Strawberries

My feral strawberries are heavy with ripe berries right now. I call them feral because they are not the true wild strawberries you find demurely tucked into the base of trees in the woods. There were domesticated strawberries at one… Read more ›

They are gone…

I cleaned out the old gardening blogroll today. It must be done once in awhile to remove the abandoned blogs. I always find it a bit sad when I do it. While I understand that lives and living them sometimes… Read more ›

Attack Of The Zombie Lettuce – Growing Baby Greens

It’s green. It rises up from the ground. And no matter how often you hack at it, it just keeps coming back. (cue scary music) It’s attack of the Zombie Lettuce!!!!!! At least that is what my husband thinks. We… Read more ›

Pretty Rain Barrels and The USPS that Lose Them

Rain barrels tend to be ugly, monstrous things that you hide in the back corner of your house or risk the neighbors wondering when you are going to be sharing the moonshine you are distilling. I have seen these beasts… Read more ›

The Girl Who Cried Wolf Spider

I am a highly superstitious person. I always throw salt over my shoulder when I spill it. I always make wishes on white horses, when I go under train tracks andÂ when I seeÂ hay wagons. But there is one thing I… Read more ›

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