Dry Earth
You don’t have to be a gardener, farmer or feng shui consultant to know that the earth in Seattle is dry right now. It’s drier than than I have ever seen it before. This is the first year I have … Continue reading →
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You don’t have to be a gardener, farmer or feng shui consultant to know that the earth in Seattle is dry right now. It’s drier than than I have ever seen it before. This is the first year I have … Continue reading →
It wasn’t gardening, that’s for sure. I’ve got the weeds and mess to prove it. This was the first year that my young garden was able to survive with very little attention. Some things even thrived. My little forest is … Continue reading →
BREAST FRAMES? IN THE GROCERY STORE?? It’s true, and they cost a mere $.99 a pound. One of my all time favorite markets is Uwajimaya where I shop regularly in the new Bellevue store, east of Lake Washington. Owned and … Continue reading →
Fresh By Northwest is among several northwest blogs participating in the Oxbow Box Project, a lively food experiment hosted by Oxbow Farm. Each blog received an Oxbow CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) box, and in return agreed to describe the offerings … Continue reading →