What I’m Reading… Jam It, Pickle It, Cure It by Karen Solomon
You don’t have to be a proponent of survivalist training to understand the joys of preserving what food you are giving so you can enjoy it later, usually when the Continue Reading
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You don’t have to be a proponent of survivalist training to understand the joys of preserving what food you are giving so you can enjoy it later, usually when the Continue Reading
Chime in on this Facebook Question on the A Gardener’s Notebook Fan page… Click to Answer Read more on this topic: AGN is now on Facebook #Gardenchat Transcript from March Continue Reading
This is a new edition of Robinson’s Fifth Edition of 1895 edition along with extensive expanded material. There is a long commentary on the original work and dozens of amazing Continue Reading
I came across another great Twitter chat today in the form of #treechat. There was lots of good information and discussion. Today’s topic was tree planting and early care. With Continue Reading
Douglas E. Welch from A Gardener’s Notebook visits Tomatomania 2011 in Encino, California. He interviews Scott Daigre, organizer of Tomoatomania at a dozen locations across the country and chats with Continue Reading
I spent the day wandering around Tomatomania 2011 here in Encino, California today. Here are some quick photos I shot. I was more concentrated on taking extensive video of the Continue Reading
I will try and catch up with the authors as they make their tour nearby. I could use a lot of advice like this in sprucing up my own garden. Continue Reading
A collection of career items I found interesting this week. Spring garden shows and tours in Southern California – March 23, 2011 – A great list of SoCal shows. I Continue Reading
“Like” the Gardener’s Notebook Facebook page before March 31, 2011 for a chance to win my review copy of Melissa’s Everyday Cooking with Organic Produce by Cathy Thomas. I will Continue Reading
A Year in the Yarden twittered info on this series of classes earlier this evening. There are some interesting classes listed, great for any garden that might want to learn Continue Reading