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know just how we feel—the emotional ups and downs, the thrills and frustrations, the beautiful and the ugly (slugs of course). This book will resonate with anyone who’s ever had a love affair with her garden.” —Dulcy Mahar, The Oregonian “Barbara owns up to many quirky habits that less honest gardeners may be too embarrassed to admit. I laughed out loud at some of her escapades, well remembering similar outings of my own. But beneath the amusing anecdotes, plenty of sound horticultural knowledge surfaces, as well as the sheer joy of the process. The author is a born teacher; in her down-to- earth way she passes along the hiccups and drawbacks inherent in creating gardens with as much directness as she delights in success with a new plant. A perfect gift for a would-be gardener!” —Ruth Rogers Clausen, Country Living Gardener “Whether she’s working soil ‘hard as a rock and gray as pewter,’ or observing a cattail ‘bursting its seam like an old sofa,’ Barbara Blossom Ashmun takes enormous pleasure in her romance with the garden.” —Ketzel Levine, National Public Radio “Barbara Blossom Ashmun’s thoughts on gardening prove that she is indeed married to her garden. In this insightful collection, she evokes the pleasures and rewards of tending to her true love. Reading this book will make you want to run out and dig in your own garden.” —Elizabeth Conklin, publisher, Fine Gardening |
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