From Rugged Veggies to the Garden’s Biggest Wimps

Saturday, March 29th, 2008

The previous post shared some photos of hardy and resilient plants as they awakened at the first hint of spring, but that wasn’t the full story… I hate to admit that there are a bunch of slackers as well out there in the vegetable garden this spring!

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Falling Temperatures

Friday, April 6th, 2007

I received an e-mail today from a gardener in North Carolina who shared some concerns that many of us may have regarding the cold weather that is forecast to strike our gardens over the next few days:

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