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To "hold infinity in the palm of your hand," as William Blake wrote in "Auguries of Innocence,"
Spring to me is not only planting peas, and starting indoor seedlings, it is a time of wonderful
If you always fancied one of those family apple trees with two or more different types of apple,
I have an allotment in Yorkshire in the North of England.
I am in a part of Australia that ranges from extreme dry heat in the summer months to cold winter
Not much to say here...just showing off my parsnips which I planted last summer and which winter
I had the benefit of interviewing Jeff Lowenfels for my radio show today.
I'm doing a few online interviews with the good, green folks at the Daily Green this spring. Yo
Sprout
This spring it seems like this is the word encompassing my life.
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