As far as I’m concerned, late autumn is one of the most beautiful times in the garden.
The big news in our neighborhood this week was the repeated appearance of a green pheasant in the creek.
About an hour down the coast from our home is a group of tiny villages built on seaside cliffs.
My son’s pumpkin (written about in a previous post) made a terrific Jack-o-Lantern for Halloween.
As far as I can see, the two countries in the world that grow the most chrysanthemums are Japan and Italy.
The olive harvest has started, and all over in the hills around here people have unfurled their harvest nets and are collecting olives.
I always end up with the same problem. I plant too many of the veggies my husband doesn’t like, and then I feel guilty when they go to waste.
The time of year has finally come to shut it all down. Follow this gardener’s advice for preparing your garden beds for their long winter nap.
