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Hand gadgets are reliably cool, some vintage gewgaws just ghoulish. And collectors simply drool for horticultural antiques.
Scythe and early 19th-century wheelbarrow. Sweetman is fond of his grandfather's scythe, with elegant, bowed blade and crooked shaft. The shiny patina on the hickory handle evolved over decades of sweaty use. (Ed Hille / Staff Photographer)
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This is my attempt at "wildcrafting," or collecting, from the wilds of my garden, which contains a surprising number of interesting and colorful...
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Also, check out photographer Ron Tarver's blog for nature photography advice.
Also, check out photographer Ron Tarver's blog for nature photography advice.
Protect potted perennials and shrubs that, in candor, you won't get planted this year: Sink the pots in the ground. The top of the soil in the pot should be an inch higher than the surrounding soil, which must be well drained (add sand as necessary).
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When it was all ready one afternoon last week - the dry-brined turkey a rosy chestnut brown, the Sister Frances' Potatoes (named for one of the last of the famously celibate Shakers), the brothy, purposefully not creamy blue-pumpkin soup (with a sour jolt of preserved lemon), Melissa Hamilton beamed at what she had wrought.
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