FROM OUR BLOG
| Doug Muller
So, what I erroneously dubbed "summer" in my last post was merely a whiff of the incredible and startling heat wave that has descended on the northeast the past four
| Doug Muller
Spring had been plodding along, coolish, slower than usual, and then--with little warning--a solid blast of warmth soars up on southern winds.
| Doug Muller
The days are now more light than dark, and the promising green sprouts embolden the winter weary to believe that warmer weather is soon to come.
| Doug Muller
All young beings benefit from this benign neglect, including vegetable seedlings.
| Doug Muller
The past few nights have been quite cold for late March, which means seedlings need extra protection to make it through the night alive.
| Doug Muller
It's the Ides of March, and with this beautiful sunny weather it's hard to beware much--especially Old Man Winter.
| Doug Muller
The thawing soils of March make one of my favorite root vegetables available: parsnips.
| Doug Muller
Today brought more gray and rainy weather, but inside the hoophouse all was bright as I made the first round of sowings for early, cool-weather-loving green vegetables.
| Doug Muller
Yesterday we held an opening at the Gardiner Library for the traveling exhibit of the original artwork that graces the front of each of our Art Packs.
