Category: Fall and Winter Gardening
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March Madness and Signs of Spring
It’s gray and rainy again this morning—not much of a day for gardening. Maybe I’m getting a little soft, but I’d rather stay inside the cottage and make something delicious to slow-roast in the oven. It is the first of March, and everyone is tired of winter. People get itchy at this time of year.…
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My Cheatin’ Tart–Bodacious Lemon Curd Delights
If you’ve been visiting my blog, you know I love to cook with produce from my garden. There is something so satisfying about cooking with fruits and vegetables that you’ve had a hand in growing. This year, we were thrilled to harvest our first true crop of Meyer lemons. And what a crop it was!…
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Fall and Winter Gardening in the South
I have a confession to make. It’s been quite some time since my garden thrilled me. Spring and summer can be unkind to the garden (and the gardener) in the deep south. Honestly, it’s so hot and humid in August and September that I hide in the cottage with a good book or experiment in…