Toilet Paper with Class

I’ve been away for quite a while, mostly for good reasons, which may be a future blog post. I missed … More

It’s Good to Make Sure

It’s good to have all your ducks in a row. It’s even better to have all your ducks, geese, and … More

50 Degrees in February

Shit ain’t right, but we’ll take it. At least the bare trees remind me we’re still in New England in … More

Boston Layers

Given that we’ve had below freezing temps for more than a week, you might be thinking this will be a … More

Keeping Up the Good Fight

Happy new year and all that jazz. As a friend pointed out, January 1 is such an arbitrary deadline to … More

An Offer I Can’t Refuse

I have spoken before about all the “helpful“ garden advice about deterring animals from munching on, digging in, and running … More

Empathy Is Wicked Hahd

I’m reading an Irish book about empathy; it’s called Ionbha: the Empathy Book for Ireland. The proceeds from the book … More

Gahden of Expectations

Although it’s been a mild fall here in Boston, the gahden knows the time of year, and the plants started … More

Sandy’s Lady of the Dance

You all know I go dancing on many Sundays to 70s and 80s music if I’m lucky, and to 90s … More

Hope Is a Thing with Baby Fruit

It’s been a strange gahden year, or if we’re being positive, it’s been a year to learn stuff about plants … More