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Tag Archives: garden
Starting Seeds Indoors
It’s that time of the year when gardeners everywhere are aching for spring to arrive! Every February and March our entire dining room turns into a grow operation with seed trays, germination heating mats and artificial lighting. It is a … Continue reading
The Book- Gardening + Chickens
For anyone who doesn’t know, I am currently writing a book for Timber Press and I am thrilled to say it is almost done! The finish line is right around the corner and it is coming together perfectly. The book … Continue reading
Halloween Garden
Every year we decorate for Halloween – starting in early October. We see lots of spooky gardens in nearby neighborhoods, and our garden is pretty mellow in comparison – no orange string lights or blow up ghosts, but we do … Continue reading
Garden mayhem – Turkey style
I was really starting to get attached to our turkeys – the male is stunning when he is on display and the female is sweet and submissive. But she has a tough attitude towards the male when he is *ahem* … Continue reading
Memorial Gardens – Small & Large
It is never easy to lose a loved one, whether it is a family member, a friend or even a pet. The grieving process can be one of the most emotionally difficult and painful experiences we go through in life. … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Gardening
Tagged community, design, family, garden, Grandparents, memorial, Mill Creek, volunteering
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How to build a hot bed out of recycled glass bottles
Earlier this year I designed a wine bottle bed for the 2010 Northwest Flower and Garden Show display we created in partnership with Seattle Tilth. After the garden show I moved it into a spot in our garden and grew … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Gardening, Permaculture
Tagged garden, hotbed, peppers, salvaged materials, vegetables
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Grow beans grow!
Ok. So I have never been a great vegetable gardener – I admit it. I am usually crazy busy every spring worried about client’s garden’s and don’t have too much time for my own. I do try though and that … Continue reading
Garden Enemy #1
At this time of the year, my daily ritual involves walking through my vegetable garden several times throughout the day to check on my plants, harvest, weed a bit and snack on the raspberries. Yesterday in the late afternoon I … Continue reading

