Bear with me people: I have a thought running around in my head that needs to be released. Ready? Of…
The vegetable garden is suffering and I don’t know why. You would think that with over 45 years of gardening…
There is a rosa rubrifolia/glauca in the corner of the East Garden that puts on an excellent show mid-summer. The…
Tall, sturdy fences, in the land of moose, are something to be grateful for. There is a new subdivision behind…
There certainly isn’t anything subtle about this year’s spring. Granted, here in the Far North spring is a remarkably short…
Where to start. Methinks that you are focused on food production although I’m thinking intently about perennials. You win; here…
This was the perfect afternoon to freshen up the African violets. These lovelies bring me so very much pleasure. This…
So, a pandemic. Is this what it will take to convince you to plant a vegetable garden? A well thought…
Having crossed the threshold of my seventh decade I will be doing a few things differently. The one that you…
Rosemary Fitzpatrick is a longtime Homer gardener and has been writing Kachemak Gardener since 1990.
So there is my friend Nancy and she has hit a bump in the road. That would be enough for…
For the past three years I have subscribed to “The English Garden.” Each and every issue is packed with dazzling…
After the most frenetic summer within recent memory the slow but sure arrival of fall is a relief.
