by Linda | Feb 10, 2015 | The Garden Gate
April 2, 2013 – that is the date of the last garden planning post I actually wrote regarding the changes to our backyard vegetable garden. For those of us who take our gardening seriously, have mercy on me, as you would understand how the act of gardening and...
by Linda | Feb 2, 2015 | The Garden Gate
While the Northeast is being hit with yet another snow storm, I can’t help but reflect on warmer weather, my garden, and flowers; especially my favorite – the rose. Due to its popularity in celebrating one’s heartfelt emotions, it serves to reason...
by Linda | Sep 15, 2014 | The Garden Gate
Let’s face it, despite the intense care we take in planting our tomatoes, sometimes there’s just nothing you can do and you’re left with the challenges of a gardener. I’ve certainly seen my share of the ugly over the past several years. There...
by Linda | Sep 15, 2014 | The Garden Gate
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by Linda | Aug 18, 2014 | Sacred Adventures
This weekend, my kids and I took a trip to Cold Spring, NY to attend a local Farmer’s Market (one of my favorite summer pastimes). The Cold Spring Farmer’s Market is located on the grounds of the Boscobel House and Gardens from May-November. Historic...
by Linda | Aug 16, 2014 | Sacred Adventures
One of my favorite things to do here in the Hudson Valley is to shop the Farmer’s Markets. There are so many to choose from and each has something unique to offer. Although you can find a Farmer’s Market almost any day of the week, I generally choose the...
