Articles by Pat Stone

Peas Don’t Like Me

Peas Don’t Like Me

Peas don't like me. I mean it. It's not my fault. I like them. There's nothing more symbolic of early-summer gar­dening success than grazing along a row of twining pea  
Weather Gossip

Weather Gossip

What is the number one conversation topic of all gardeners? You know it: weather. We all know what Mark twain said: “Everyone talks about the weather, but nobody does anything  
Transplanting: The Tender Act

Transplanting: The Tender Act

Trowel out a hole … grab a root ball … set the plant in … tamp the dirt back in … water it all in … One. It’s a wet,  
Gardeners Aren’t Crazy

Gardeners Aren’t Crazy

It happens every year. Every Spring. I forget all my failures. I forget the tomato seedlings that cooked in the cold frame last May. I forget the waves of weeds  

Good Will Gardening, Vol. II

With 13 tracks in all, The GreenPrints Companion: Good Will Gardening, Vol. II delivers you the hilarious Greek oracle’s answer to “Why Did My Plant Die?”; the classic “I’m a  
Gardening Poems Like This One Touch the Soul

Gardening Poems Like This One Touch the Soul

Gardening can provide nourishment for the body through healthy vegetables and fresh fruits. It can offer nourishment for the soul in lush foliage and gorgeous flowers. But gardening can also