Garden Moxie field notes by Sue libertiny

Garden Moxie Field Notes

Garden Moxie Field Notes is a letter that arrives every other week. A quiet record of the garden as it unfolds. Documenting the development of a garden—and the principles behind it. Each letter connects what is happening here in Kentucky with the ideas and traditions that have shaped gardens for generations.

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Field Notes No. 6 — The Spirit of the Garden

Hello Reader, Under the grow lights at Rabbit Run, the seed trays are full. The growing season I've waited so long for is almost here. Alongside the trays and the scattered seed packets, sits a book I've started. A first edition, published in 1923. The cover is worn like all well-loved things. I've been turning the pages slowly, looking at the photographs, at the handsome chapter titles, at the quality of attention. 1923 Edition of The Spirit of the GardenPhoto credit: Sue Libertiny The book...

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Field Notes No. 5 — Enclosure in Garden Design

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Field Notes No. 4 — Gardens That Transform You

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Field Notes No. 3 — The Stowaway

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Field Notes No. 2 — The First Green (and Why It Matters)

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Field Notes No. 1 — Late Winter: Seeds for a Future Garden

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