How plants climb and entwine to gain a spot in the sun is fascinating. Here are a few from my gardens, twisting their way skyward.
That first summer in Pullman I began to smell like oily sardines to myself. A physically immature eleven year old, I longed for my body to develop. This strong off-putting odor marked the beginning of my very slow odyssey into … Continue reading
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I am keeping a close eye on that one big Brandywine Heirloom Tomato that is ripening in my kitchen counter colander. I only get two or three of them to mature (due to our cool PNW summers and falls) and … Continue reading
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