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These caterpillars are in their first phase and often gather near each other when eating.

The life of the Cecropia Moth

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderJuly 6, 2020

Guest column from LWV: Men and women fought 19th Amendment

by Pat Leuchtman July 2, 2020

Mostly finished compost from pile two. I don't mind pulling out the small sticks, and throwing them on pile three.

Three composting techniques

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderJune 15, 2020

The hellebores are in my friend’s garden. The pink rose is a Kordes rose named Zaide. It is one of the roses now growing in what will be my new Short Rose Walk.

New garden adventures

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderApril 24, 2020

Monrovia's Geum 'Werner Arends Avens' is an even more beautiful geum than the one I already have.

Between the Rows: New plants for a new year

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderJanuary 31, 2020

This cactus zinnia has a Monarch butterfly sipping nectar.

Late season flowers and color

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderOctober 4, 2019

“Gardenlust: A Botanical Tour of the World’s Best New Gardens” by Christopher Woods.

Books about all kinds of gardens

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderAugust 16, 2019

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A new cutting garden

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderJuly 15, 2019

Lion’s Fairy Tale by Kordes Roses is just one of a family of lush shrub roses.

‘A rose is a rose’

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderJune 22, 2019

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Between the Rows: A lesson in no-till farming at Seeds of Solidarity farm

by Pat Leuchtman For the RecorderMay 17, 2019