February 9, 2011 by Fells Chapter. NARGS 2011 Annual Meeting, June 17-19. Exciting flora in New England? Come see for yourself! An old New England farmer once said My best crop is the rocks I harvest from my field. He was perhaps exaggerating to make a point, but not by much. In northern New England, the rocks left by the glaciers can be a nightmare when planting a new garden. And each spring brings forth a new crop. The hundreds of alpines, do.

Wednesday, March 14, 2018. I still have the crocheted hearts on the table that I made last year. This mat is the crochet over jute technique. The yarn is Debbie Bliss Milano. I will make another one with the colors I have and found on ebay for a good price. It is Italian yarn and generally expensive. I like the nice texture and colors of the yarn. South Wind Farm and Fiber Crafts.

NH life from a creative gardener-baker-artistic point-of-view! Chewy Oatmeal Cookies with Espresso Chocolate Chunks and Dried Tart Cherries.

And one of a kind, functional pieces.

Monday, April 17, 2017. Sunday, April 16, 2017. Why We Love the Organic Herb Bronze Fennel. Bronze Fennel is an understated herb that does so much hard work for the garden. 2 Tossed in salad, it adds a slight anise flavor that also aids in digestion.

Welcome to Primrose Hill Woodlanders. Grower of fine flowering woodland plants. July 28, 2014 by Amy Olmsted. The past two days have been on and off thunderstorms bringing much needed rain that washed everything clean and perked up the gardens. Some of my propagation trays that currently have many Primula, Arisaema, Arum, and other assorted goodies.