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Heidi Egerman's Garden Posts

The strawberries have been slow to produce this year. They are among my top three favorite crops, if not my favorite. And I savor and hoard them more than the…

My cabbage and greens are thriving in this cool, wet spring. I used not care much for cabbage. It is not on most people's favorite vegetable list. The…

I feel like a bear that has just come out of hibernation after a long cold winter. My attitude and motivation are much improved as the poppies start to make…

These shoot are still popping up in my rhubarb plant. Dare I let one actually bloom? They are pretty at this phase.

”The only limits in life are those we impose on ourselves. Believe in you!” ~ Bob Proctor In the garden today...

”With the coming of spring, I am calm again.” ~ Gustav Mahler I have planted more seeds than in past years. It is still too cold to plant anything outside here…

Although I did not take this picture this year it is one of my favorite winter images. This picture was taken in our orchard, after a particularly hard frost,…

"There were ruddy, brown-faced, broad-girthed Spanish Onions, shining in the fatness of their growth like Spanish Friars.” ~ Charles Dickens, 'A Christmas Carol…

Today I planted 75 cloves of garlic, but before these cloves went into the ground I decided to set up a quick still life. We are expecting rain in the next few…

I am home and back in the garden wrapping up some projects before winter arrives and the snow flies. I miss walking on the Camino de Santiago trail and found…
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