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It's not every day that a KGI member writes a book, so I want to take a moment to congratulate H
Newsletter from the Dirt Doctor, Howard Garrett. My organic guru.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Lopping the top off the pawpaw tree
Here in the Pacific Northwest, slugs are the biggest problems for us home gardeners.
This year I had the most robust summer squash plant grow in my garden, which I just posted about
I just wrote a great post on my blog about how the sun's position in the sky and the shadowing t
Seeing how tiny my garden is you would think I would not be venturing into fruit trees, but thing
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