Northeast Gardening: FINALLY!, 1 by noknok

noknok wrote:
Sempervirens, I LOVE that book, I've had it for years. So much that I bought three others authored by the same pair, which I'm now lookng to get rid of ;o)
There aren't that many garden books I'm crazy about, on my top five list are Little and Lewis, Tom Hobbs (both) and "The Abundant Garden" (especially Linda Cochran's garden). More details if that sounds appetizing. All PNW, Zone 7-8, alack! And Christopher Lloyd, of course, more zone 8!
If you have any recommendations, Im about to get me a big fat reading chair for the winter!

I enjoy some of the challenges of dealing with our zone 5-6, though. I've been eying the skunk cabbage for some time, thinking of a good spot.
Happy you like my couch. I've closed shop on concrete for the year, I'll finish it this spring.

I am now baiting my voles. The tenant's cat doesn't eat them, though he kills a few, I think they taste bad. I need a sure-fire hunter, our red tail hawks moved out of town.

Here's the couch