All Posts In My Garden

Made with butternut, apple, and ginger, this soup is gently spiced and adaptable to an abundant harvest.

When powdery mildew arrives, I take it as a cue to harvest what’s abundant, trim what’s tired, and let go without regret.

Leaf-footed bugs are easy easy to identify—and hard to forget.

The squash bug is a model of unyielding persistence, laying glossy eggs in perfect grids that wear down healthy plants.

The squash vine borer is as beautiful as it is destructive. Find out what’s helped in my garden and what hasn't.

Arched cattle panel trellises gave my garden vertical structure—and an unexpected sense of delight as the vines climb overhead.