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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • Carl Alwin Schenck Memorial Forest

    / April 19, 2018

    Growing up I hiked wilderness foot trails in Tennessee, and having lived in Raleigh, North Carolina since college, I find that most nearby parks have overly managed trails. By overly managed, I mean they are wide enough to allow park vehicle access, there may be a foot trail but it parallels a road for three-quarters the distance to the destination…

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    My wallet was stolen out of my car at a kids’ sporting event, and my bank gave the thieves my new account number

    July 11, 2019
  • Pi Alpha Xi Plant Sale Spring 2018

    / April 15, 2018

    My oldest and I went to the NC State Pi Alpha Xi plant sale at the NC Museum of Art Saturday morning. The plant list was shared earlier in the week, and I looked up all the native plants and boxed the ones I hoped to pick up. Without going to a specialty nursery, it can be difficult to find…

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    The Big Dig – Building Our Backyard Pond

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  • An Evolving Rock Garden

    / April 7, 2018

    We have a little tradition in our family of bringing home rocks from camping trips or special times in the mountains. We don’t always remember to do it, but the times we have it usually involves picking one out and seeing if Joe is able to lift it and get it into the car. We also regularly dig up rocks…

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    It’s Another New Year

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  • Before the Last Frost (0 Weeks)

    / April 6, 2018

    If you live in Raleigh, don’t plant today or tomorrow. I’m holding my breath for spring (and for the pollen to be washed away). If you have already planted, consider cloches or floating row covers to protect tender plants. I’ve used buckets, tarp tents, plastic cups, and cloches all to varying degrees of success. Yesterday I noticed that most of…

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    Week by Week Guide for Starting the Spring Garden

    January 31, 2019

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    November 11, 2018
  • Lake Raleigh

    / April 2, 2018

    It was a strange collision of events this weekend – the start of Spring Break, full moon, Easter, and April Fools Day. After a long, cold winter, we were eager to enjoy the warm air. Late Sunday afternoon we set out to explore the woods near Lake Raleigh on Centennial Campus. Joe and I first ended up near the paved…

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    March 5, 2019

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  • Before the Last Frost (1 Week!)

    / March 31, 2018

    I’ve looked at the 10 day forecast and don’t see any freezing weather ahead. Here in Raleigh (Zone 7b), we are finally down to one week until our average last frost date. Today is actually Good Friday, which sometimes falls after this date. It looks like we still may have a an evening or two in the 30s, so I…

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    Reaching Back

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