Warm Greetings from a Garden in Mexico

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

While many of us are still watching snow melt and feeling the bite of winter, there are others who have been basking in the warmth of spring for some time now. Today Churchill shares some of the activity and growth taking place in her home garden in Patzcuaro, Mexico…
We had a strange winter. It was [...]

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Vegetable Gardening in Patzcuaro, Mexico

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

As much as I enjoy my own garden, it’s always a thrill to see photos and read the stories that arrive sharing the experiences that others are having as they cultivate the patches of earth that they are responsible for.
I especially like to learn about the edible gardening practices and crops that are grown in [...]

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