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I AM CULTIVATING PATIENCE, THANKS TO MY TROUBLED TOMATOES, learning to wait between sadly small outbursts of red fruit. Even my quick red sauce—normally made in hasty batches that overflow two spaghetti pots at a time—is an exercise in restraint, more meditation than mass production.

I’M NOT SET UP QUITE YET at home to ship signed copies of “The Backyard Parables,” but thankfully Oblong Books of Millerton, New York, my neighborhood store, is–at least between now and Sunday, January 20, when I will appear there for an event, and while I’m there can personalize any books you order in time.

Last time we spoke, Deborah’s high-desert garden had been suffering without rain. “It’s the same this year, sadly: severe drought,” she said. “I do have some things up, though. My sorrel plant is up, and lovage, tarragon, salad burnet and chives—the little green things that you’re so grateful for.”The latest edition, updating 1997’s bestselling, award-winning “Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone,” has more than 150 new recipes, among an impressive 1,600 in a massive volume. Expect to take many delicious detours—even when the subject is something as seemingly simple as barley (five variations are offered) or mashed potatoes. Whip them up plain (Deborah includes a p

Sarah, the former rosarian at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, is about to embark on a nationwide fall and winter series of dinner events called By Hand, partnering with craft producers such as artists and food and spirit makers and farmers from each area she visits. Last time we spoke, she taught us to make sourdough starter, so let’s see what’s cooking today.Read along as you listen to the September 10, 2107 edition of my public-radio show and podcast using the player below. You can subscribe to all future editions on iTunes or Stitcher (and browse my archive of podcasts here).Also: at the bottom of the page, find her recipes for Herb Jam and for quick pickles, and be sure to comment to enter to win a copy of Sarah’s newest book, “Toast & Jam.”q&a with sarah owensQ. It sounds like you have an exciting fall and winter ahead.A. I’m so ex

Sweet pickles are popular in the summer, and this recipe will keep you coming back for more.

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1. Most of the times lavender plants die off due to the wet and waterlogged soil in winter. Take care to grow your lavenders in a dry well-drained soil.

If you are desperately searching for a lighting solution that DOES NOT require any electricity look no further! This quick and easy DIY light fixture is sure to suit your lighting needs, no matter how tricky the spot!

The garden centers are full of gadgets and tools that might help you with gardening, but they cost a lot. If you are looking for a cheap solution, we have some great Zero Dollar Garden Hacks for you!

Refrigerator pickled beets are delicious, and this recipe is quick and easy to make with just a handful of common ingredients.

A dusty Nick Stanek stepped off his tractor after an evening of round baling hay.

This post may contain affiliate links, which means that I may receive a commission if you make a purchase using these links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Instead of watching your summer crops strugg