Honoring the Onion
I am a big fan of Mimi Thorisson. In her book, A Kitchen In France, she mentions that a friend asked her once what she would do if there were no
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I’m Little But I’m Loud!
It has been a tough year in the garden at Wits’ End. A long, cold, late spring that kept temperatures below normal and soil saturated well into May made for
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Back Where It All Began
Just a quick post–mostly pictures–of a recent trip that I took home to Kansas. After speaking in Kansas City, I spent a couple of days with my parents and managed
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The Emerald Isle and Virginia Garden Week
I am very happy to FINALLY announce our first two travel destinations for 2016! The end of April finds us closer to home than usual, but visiting some truly remarkable
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What Happened To Winter?!?
What happened to winter? I’ve had so many messages either by email or on Facebook that I thought addressing everyone’s concerns here would be a great way to officially re-launch
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Gardener|Cook Redux
After many months and numerous delays, Gardener|Cook returns with an all-new look, an all-new attitude and a re-energized approach to bringing you the most beautiful gardens, the finest food and
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Lenten Roses
I have posted several times in the past about the “roses” of winter–Lenten rose, Christmas rose and their kin–none of which are roses at all, or even closely related. That
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Two Amazing Travel Opportunities, Autumn 2015
As most of you know, 2012 found me partnering with Ron & Linda Williams, of Garden Travelers, to further expand my business and see yet another part of my dream
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Come Out and See Me Sometime!
It’s a new year, and along with a new year come new opportunities! As most of you know, I spent much of last year (and part of the previous one)
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Garden Travelers On The Go In 2015!
Ancient Sicily and the Amalfi Coast April 15-28, 2015 (with an optional Amsterdam extension, April 28-30) While winter weather sets in across much of the country, my mind
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