Scribe-Scout-Speaker
A daughter of the American west, with great grandparents who homesteaded in Idaho, I tagged along with my grandmother and grandfather as they gardened in the tiny town of Latah, Washington, just across the Idaho state line. I have developed a fierce passion for all things GARDEN. I grow, scout, and write about gardens. My expertise is in the Intermountain West, but I have written for Rocky Mountain Gardening, Country Gardens, MaryJane’s Farm, Fine Gardening, Leaf Magazine, the American Gardener, and newspapers across the region. I’ve designed public, private, and commercial landscapes, and gardens for flower shows. I love encouraging gardeners to get down and dirty. When not tending to my garden, I volunteer my time weeding or planting or doing garden design work at the Idaho Botanical Garden in Boise.
New Books about Edible Gardening (continued)
Our Book Maven Reviews 2 Important New Books about Edible Gardening
Cut Flowers: Prepare the ground, sow seed, nurture, harvest, fill your vases
The Cut Flower Sourcebook: Exceptional Perennial and Woody Plants
The Artistry of Flowers
House + Flower, An Interview with Cynthia Zamaria
From Seed to Bloom
Summer Reading: Mary Ann Newcomer reviews four new flower books
Review: The Flower Hunter
Review: Color In and Out of the Garden