Judith’s Garden
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Judith’s Garden: Farewell to autumn — and to our gardens
This autumn has surely been one of the most beautiful I can remember since Dick and I made our home in Goshen — over 25 years ago.
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Judith’s Garden: Cultivating delectable edibles
I tend a petite “kitchen garden” right outside my back door, plus a good-sized vegetable garden up the hill which is filled with tomatoes, beans, potatoes, kale and…
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Judith’s Garden: Savoring the pleasures of early spring
After a long snowy winter Vermonters are all eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring.
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Judith’s Garden: Sleeping Beauty, Part 2
It’s mid- January as I write this article. My garden, and most likely yours too, is sleeping under a light covering of snow.
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Judith’s Garden: Sleeping beauty, Part 1
What about the garden in winter, as it sleeps under a blanket snow? This can be equally beautiful. It’s all about the contrast of the seasons — something…
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Judith’s Garden: The garden’s grand finale
Fall is here — that magnificent but fleeting season when the forests array themselves in their most splendid finery as they bid a final adieu to summer.
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Judith’s Garden: How to keep your maturing garden fresh and vibrant
As I discussed in my last article — where I talked about the “ages and stages” of a garden — our gardens are living creations that slowly evolve…
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Judith’s Garden: The maturing garden
Creating a garden is like taking a journey. An adventure which, at the outset, we don’t quite know where it will lead.Gardens are also living creations, first conceived…
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Judith’s Garden: Peonies and more
Peonies surely deserve the title of “June Garden Queens!”With huge blooms, often measuring six inches and more across, in colors from the deepest crimson to creamy white —…
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Judith’s Garden: The merry month of May
The Merry Month of May O the month of May, the merry month of May, So frolic, so gay, and so green, so green, so green! O, and…