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. 7 — Container Displays and the Uncomfortable In-Between

Hello Reader, The patio shelf was clean. The plants were ready. I had been painting terracotta pots all week in a charcoal-colored lime wash, to coordinate with a rust and deep purple palette that I could already see in my mind. Something cohesive, intentional, and beautiful. I carried everything outside and arranged it the way I imagined. I was expecting to step back and see an image worthy of Claus Dalby's container gardening book. When I stepped back, all I saw was an average group of...

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Field Notes No. 6 — The Spirit of the Garden

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Field Notes No. 5 — Enclosure in Garden Design

about 2 months ago

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Field Notes No. 4 — Gardens That Transform You

2 months ago

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Field Notes No. 3 — The Stowaway

3 months ago

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

3 months ago

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

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