in which we muse upon the fruits of our labors with syrup
A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. Clearly, Alexander Pope was not …
A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. Clearly, Alexander Pope was not …
I’m happy to report I bought the rest of my berries for Jam 2012 today: raspberries, Marionberries, and blueberries. Everything’s …
In Eugene we take our berries so seriously, we even turn them into wallpaper. This vintage stuff graces the hall …
We’ve entered the time of year we dream about for the other 11 months, that juicy, sweet, lazy crest of …
Although I sacrificed my entire crop of strawberries to make the new plants stronger for next year, you most likely …
Making strawberry jam? Choose wisely, intrepid voyager. Variety really does matter, and I find that the distinctions in color and …
No time to write. Too busy fending off a sore throat, dodging raindrops, fixing supports, getting in those last few …
Now my blog will get thousands of hits. Ha! But I mean garden weeds, and I believe I speak for …
You know you want it, baby. My horseradish, confined to its pot above, is beginning to stir. I only had …
Chester blackberries, a late variety usually associated with the East Coast, also grow well in Oregon. No surprise there. But …