Protecting Garden Beds in Winter by Ruth Clausen
White Pine boughs make a good winter mulch for garden beds Now that the holidays are over, in northern climates the ...
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Gardening Resolutions for 2010: Win A Free Pair o...
One lucky reader each week in January will receive a free pair of Womanswork High Performance Gloves! Send us your ga...
Judith Jones by Eve Winslow
Last week I had the greatest pleasure of seeing Judith Jones speak about her philosophy of food and eating, and her n...
Liberate that Evergreen by Ruth Clausen
Having taken a walk around our neighborhood today after the first snowfall of the season, it is pitiful to see how s...
Plants for Winter Interest by Ruth Clausen
This year it was Thanksgiving weekend before I had a chance to start tidying up in my garden. I'm not exactly a "neat...
Hubbard Squash Soup Recipe by Eve Winslow
The Alien Pod--Before it becomes soup I finally used the Hubbard squash that Mary-Lynn (in charge of Womanswork ...
Pushing Up Daisies with Rosemary Harris
Recently I had the pleasure of meeting Rosemary Harris, author of gardening mysteries and an Anthony and Agatha Nomi...
Building A Hobby Greenhouse by Dorian Winslow
Delivering cement blocks for greenhouse foundation What’s that noise?” my husband Tom asked. “Oh that? It’s just t...