Issue 35 "The one time I am careless enough to leave my favorite toes unprotected, I locate Joy's gardening trowel with the big toe of my right foot, slamming into it at the end of a pace as if I'd kicked it on purpose. My sock does not immediately start dripping red, so apparently the toenail is still attached. For a while, I have to hop around on one leg, spitting out synonyms for fertilizer. "Breaking off a piece of my mind and wrapping it in recriminations, I go looking for Joy." --Jeff Taylor, "Love & The Trowel" |
80 pages
Contents
"In Gardening, Timing Is the Key"
By Henry Mitchell
"Garden Rules"
By Callie Velmachos
"A Chicken For Every Plot"
By Eulalia Benejam Cobb
"A Tale With a Floral Moral"
By Carol Wallace
"Letting Grow"
By Rose Wilde Dobson
"The Canes Go Marching Two By Two"
By Mike McGrath
"The Gift of Forgiveness"
By Elizabeth Hunter
"It Just Takes Time"
By Ruth Zeier
"Aging Gracefully"
By Barbara Rosen
"Cinema's Black Thumb"
By Art Wolk
"Of Life, Love, and Osage Oranges"
By Diana Wells
"A Potting Shed Peccadillo"
By Jane Dickinson
"Love & the Trowel"
By Jeff Taylor
