IN PRINT

164 pages of farmhouses, last harvests, twelve books for long evenings and a potter in a Kentucky barn — printed on recycled paper and made to be read slowly.

Spring

Sow a little, often

A short row of lettuce every two weeks keeps salads coming until July.

Summer

Let the tall flowers lead

Hollyhocks against the fence, bees in the catmint and long evenings outside.

Fall

The last basket

Tomatoes, peppers and the final beans — and a jar of seeds for next year.

Winter

Bring the garden in

Geranium cuttings and rosemary on a sunny sill until the ground thaws.

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