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Almanac.
JAN: Unusually warm (a 60-degree day), very little snow for the month. FEB: No measurable snow for the year. Spotted in bloom: crocus, snowdrops, winter jasmine, aconite, daffodil, periwinkle, squill. Near 60 at month end. MAR: Temps near 80 mid-month. Side Porch cafe opened 3/13. Plums, magnolias in full bloom. Dogwood and lilac gorgeous at month end. APR: 80 degrees on 4/2, then a cold snap mid-month. Harvested arugula, lettuce. May: String of rainy Saturdays; a hot/cool temp pattern. Planted all annuals/veggies on May 4. 90+ Memorial Day wknd.
Tag Archives: herbs
Refreshing mint-lime tea.
An abundance of mint growing in my garden inspired this refreshing tea with fresh lime juice and local honey. Continue reading
Easy grilled flatbread.
This super simple grilled flatbread makes a great accompaniment to dinner on these warm evenings. Continue reading
Glorious spring.
If I didn’t capture this glorious weather in a post today, then I’d forget how good we have it next year when spring is icky. Continue reading
Posted in Around the house, Gardening
Tagged almanac, flowers, greens, herbs, home, local, weather
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Gardening tip: reviving frost-nipped herbs.
If this week’s frost has claimed your outdoor herbs, here’s how to revive them. Continue reading
Better than store-bought: compound butter.
I regularly have herb butter on hand in the freezer—so last weekend when Rob grilled some good steaks, I topped each one with a sliver of basil-garlic butter made with ingredients from my garden. My herb bed is still hanging … Continue reading
Making pesto.
Over the weekend, I made what I call Panic Pesto. Gardeners, you know what I’m talking about: You scan the weather forecast, realize to your horror that a cold snap is projected overnight, and rush outdoors to pick as much … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Recipes, Sauces & dressings
Tagged basics, basil, food, herbs, seasonal
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Great marinade for summer grilling.
I’m a Leo, which means that I thrive in the warm sunshine. I love spending as much time outdoors as I can. So on gorgeous summer days, I move my cooking outside. Ahead of the holiday weekend, I wanted to … Continue reading
