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Kathy Purdy
Kathy Purdy

Kathy Purdy gardens on 15 acres roughly halfway between Whitney...

Craig Cramer
Craig Cramer

I garden east of Ithaca in Ellis Hollow.  Check out...

David Furber
David Furber

I garden on a small city lot halfway up South...

Dan Segal
Dan Segal

Owner, The Plantsmen Nursery--enjoy gardening with anything that will work...

Rosemarie
Rosemarie

Haphazard gardener,can't resist sticking in one more interesting plant so...

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Lynn
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Lynn

I'm a recent transplant from the Southwest, learning a whole new plant vocabulary and trying new things I've never been able to grow. Aside from community plots in Austin, TX, this is my first garden of any real size, so I'm also having fun with design possibilities heretofore out of reach. I'm eagerly anticipating the appearance of hundreds of fall-planted bulbs and shoots from our young perrenial garden.

We love eating straight out of the garden all summer, so lots of work is devoted to planning, tending, and harvesting a 350 sq ft veg plot. Our house is a small former farm hand's house on a country road in Slaterville Springs, and the garden style that's emerging is a loose, native-based cottage garden: a mix of edibles, color, and hardy growers who will stand up to a novice's hand and Zone 5 winters. I write about it and share photographs on my blog, Sin City to Slaterville .

Recent Blog Posts

Influence: my mother’s windowsill

December 30, 2011 by Lynn

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My mother always had something rooting in little jelly jars on the kitchen windowsill or in the sunny back windows. She still does. Filed under: inspiration, Out West Tagged: home, inspiration, winter read more

In frosty days

December 26, 2011 by Lynn

Filed under Garden Blogs

We dream of happy coneflowers… Photo by Piet Oudolf, from his Hummelo garden. For more see http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2011/02/10/garden/20110210-garden.html Filed under: Uncategorized read more
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