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Soil tests, seed catalogs, and other dreams of spring.

Goldfinches enjoying some overwintering chard.
Goldfinches enjoying some overwintering chard.

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  • Water Drop on Lupine

    Keystone Native Plant Finder

    While watching this excellent video, Garden For Wildlife – Episode 7: Nature’s Best Hope with Dr. Doug Tallamy, he points us gardeners to a resource we can use to find out which native plants give us the best bang for our buck. Most resources simply tell you that an individual plant is a “host plant

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  • September Garden Calendar

    What a wonderful month for us gardeners. 💚 The brisk mornings are so inviting and there are some summer crops still producing, fruit everywhere, fall crops to plant, birds and bugs are for company. I love seeing so much life in the landscape. The September calendar is chock-a-block with harvest tips, storage techniques, fall crop

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  • Red Dragonfly

    July Garden Guide: Summer Garden Goodies & Fall Crop Planning

    🌞 Good bye cool season crops, (lettuces, I’ll miss you!😩), hello garlic harvest, tiny tomatoes, and peppers! The July Calendar has tons of tips for getting the most out of your summer garden as well as mulching, water wise tips, and summer lawn care. It’s also time to plan for fall crops. See what can

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  • Aphids Attack!

    Aphids! I didn’t take this photo in my garden, but if I did, what would I do? Nothing! Why? Great question! When aphids attack, the plant responds by releasing chemical signatures that advertise to beneficial insects, “Free! All you can eat buffet!” Birds and spiders show up to the party too. Neighboring plants also pick

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About Me

Good Morning!

I’m Amy. So nice to meet you. Tea?🍵

I have found fulfillment inviting nature into our yard space, and growing organic fruits and vegetables for my family. I’d like to show you how you can awaken your inner hobbit and transform your outdoor space to an inviting garden to share with family and friends.