Author Archives: Ann Lovejoy

Of Bulbs And Microgreens

Posted on November 3, 2014 by Ann Lovejoy

Indoor Gardening, Edible And Ornamental I love fall, and winter comes a close second most of the time, especially when I can still get out and putter around in the garden. When the beds get saturated and it’s unwise (and … Continue reading →

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How To Bee Free In Your Garden

Posted on October 27, 2014 by Ann Lovejoy

When Bees Are Not Invited Over the years, I’ve written a lot about how to attract bees, keep them safe and make them happy. However, a reader who is deathly allergic to bees (and about 5% of the population is) … Continue reading →

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A Plethora Of Pumpkins

Posted on October 20, 2014 by Ann Lovejoy

On Beyond Pie Pumpkins are just plain beautiful. Round or elongated, warty or smooth skinned, tawny or palest cream, they stand out like glowing lanterns in the browning fields. Carving pumpkins has always been one of my favorite fall activities. … Continue reading →

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Over-Wintering Edible Tropicals

Posted on October 13, 2014 by Ann Lovejoy

Keep Those Tomatoes & Peppers Coming (Or Going) A friend recently sent me a link to a hot pepper-grower’s site that offered suggestions on over-wintering your pepper plants. While I haven’t tried this with peppers myself, I have over-wintered tomatoes … Continue reading →

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