GreenPrints #102, Summer 2015

Description

This back issue of The Weeder’s Digest includes the following gardening stories and tales:

• Picking Corn My Dad wanted it fresh. Very fresh.
• Fauna in the Flora How we learned a (no-fence) way to keep our dog out of our garden.
• “Little Plants, Are You Thirsty?” Memories of Grandpa.
• Scaping Lessons When it came to garlic, I thought I knew all there was to know.
• Battered Zucchini Nothing was going to get my crop—except me.
• Fair Play How could I not enter the county fair? It’s just too much fun!
• Saved by the Arugula At last! Mike McGrath has a gardening success story!
• Gnomes These cute garden ornaments have a not-so-charming past.
• A Hosta for Mrs. Malloy A minor miracle in my garden.
• Meadow Keep Four enchanting poems about herbs and their lore.
• Lawns Let’s cut them—and cut back on them.
• Summer on a Dime The day I hired—and unhired—an expert for my garden.
• Who Would Talk to the Plants? A remarkable garden story from India.
• Growing Up with GreenPrints, Part III The children of Your Editor report on life with a magazine in the house.
• From Pea to Pod Life lessons, in a garden.