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Me at Gardenista event

We had three different stations of cocktails. Here is one.

This was the candlemaking station that I worked at.

Here is a lovely group of people that I helped make their own candles.

What a wonderful event I worked last night for a new cocktail product called "Gardenista"! It's a premade cocktail that's full of lovely ingredients like lemon, lime, cucumber, and ginger. There is one for vodka, bourbon, and tequila. So yummy and such an innovative company. Fun night. #gardenista

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#Gardenista: The Definitive Guide to Stylish Outdoor Spaces hundreds of design tips and easy DIYs, editors’ picks of 100 classic (and stylish) objects, a landscaping primer with tips from pros, over 200 resources, and so much more.

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The ramps have risen! The ramps on the tiny terrace have broken their long hibernation. They made flowers last year, in summer, long after their leaves had disappeared in the heat. Several seeds formed and matured and I dug them back in. I wonder if they will germinate? It takes around, give-or-take, roughly, approximately, more or less, seven years for a ramp grown from seed to be able to make its own flowers, and seeds. Don't encourage vendors to sell mountains of ramps. Do ask them to sell ramp leaves only. They can be packaged just like delicate leaves like chicories and salad. And do soak some of the rooted plants overnight before planting them in pots or in the soil where they will get spring sunlight and summer shade. They are an Eastern US native, and appreciate cold winters. Compost, leaf litter, and slightly acidic soil help, too. But mine just grow in potting soil, with some of their woodland neighbors. Many of my overwintered bulbs did not make it and turned to mush: lilies, alliums (the ornamental kind). It's not the cold that bothers them, but a repeat freeze-thaw cycle, and wet feet. Ramps like wet feet, for a bit. And here they are. Read all about how to grow ramps in this story. And what ramp habitat looks like in spot we visist every spring, in the Catskills. _________________

The ramps have risen! The ramps on the tiny terrace have broken their long hibernation. They made...

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#Edible #Gardening #Evangelism #Flora #Foraging #Gardenista #Native #American #Flora #New #York

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Seeing red? "But why make it pink?" asked my faraway friend Bevan, crossly, via WhatsApp, after I sent him a picture of this beet hummus. "And why the sumac?" he continued. "It _is_ pretty," he conceded. Bevan is a purist. My answer, unsent, is:"Why the hell not?" Also, he's living with a crisis in Turkey, which can make anyone short-tempered. The real reasons to make beet hummus include, but are not limited to: 1. It IS pretty! We need beauty, and if we can eat it, and smile at its ephemeral pleasure, let's do that. 2. I _am_ seeing red and I'd rather be creative about it than burst my heart. Speaking of hearts - the raw as well as cooked beets in this hummus are loaded with nitrates, which dilate blood vessels and potentially lower blood pressure and improve oxygen uptake (good for all of us, and especially athletes). Beets are heart healthy. 3. Combined with the high-fibre chickpeas in hummus, the extra fibre in the beets load this dip-spread with that essential aspect of nutrition that so many Americans lack. 4. Antioxidants! Lots. Which means anti-inflammatory. Inflammation is has been accused of my bad health associations than I can name, here. 5. Flavor. Perhaps that's the only argument. The sweetly earthy flavor of beets is wonderful with the garlic-singing smoothness of the chickpeas. 6. Spring. Put this beet hummus on platter with petals and pretty leaves. 7. It's quick. It's filling. It's beautiful. It's nutritious. The recipe is up on Gardenista: A Petal Party Platter for Spring. ________________ Walk with Me

Seeing red? "But why make it pink?" asked my faraway friend Bevan, crossly, via WhatsApp,...

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Some progress on this Penstemon study Day 2 The tea towel is so much more economical and earth friendly then a disposable paper towel. #Gardentober #workinprogress #purpleandgreen #watercolourflowers #paintingprogress #warmup #gardenista #watercolor #rosemaryandcobrushes #archeshotpress

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