It’s about this time every year that I vow to move North at the earliest possible opportunity.

It feels like not a lot newsworthy happened in the garden, but sometimes that’s just as much worth noting as the dramatic stuff.

Patience! It’s one of the hardest lessons of the garden - one that is offered up on repeat, season after season, because I’m not sure we ever truly master it.

This is a diverse compilation of farms, gardeners, artists, and businesses all centered around plants and the earth.

Compared to the big push of April, May was a pretty light month for garden tasks. It rained, and rained, and rained.

I’ll always, always be pouring over gardens and landscapes, but I find inspiration so many other places as well.

April has to be one of the most dynamic for the garden - at least, it’s definitely one of the busiest!

I remember the intimidation I felt before planting my first vegetables (just!) two years ago, but the only way to get over that initial reticence is just to dive in and try things.

I became an accidental gardener through grief. I remember like it was yesterday: this same time of year, 5 years ago, approaching Mothers’ Day.