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The following is adapted from my book, The Ever Curious Gardener: Using a Little Natural Science for a Lot Better Garden, available from the usual outlets or, signed, from me (www.leereich.com/books).

Coddled Beginnings

Imagine that you hadn’t set foot outside all spri...


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The following is adapted from my book The Ever Curious Gardener: Using a Little Natural Science for a Much Better Garden:


No Idle Gossip

You often hear talk about various plants being related to each other. There’s the sunny-faced members of the Daisy Family, for example...


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Soy Simple

I’m not going to ramble on and on in praise of the many health benefits of soybeans, their high quality protein, their healthful oil, and so on. Nor will I go on and on about how this plant, cultivated for thousands of years in Asia, has found its way into the manufacture of plastics and other hardgoods. Henry Ford was an early devotee of this plant, so much...


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Chillax

If delayed gratification sometimes seems to be too much a part of gardening, it does teach us to appreciate the means to an end as much as the end itself. Especially with planting trees. Your vision might call for a towering maple or spreading beech in a corner of your front yard, but you can do no more than plant one, care for it, and wait.

Not ...


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