What a great weekend at the Garden Writers Annual Symposium! Not only was it an honor to receive an award for our first book, Lessons from Linden Hill, but it was also wonderful to be with passionate plant people from across the country. Who knew that we also share an interest in karaoke?!
I’ve returned home (with a little sore throat) and I am glad to be back in cooler 
temperatures with welcomed threats of rain. We are enjoying the onset of fall with beautiful gourds and bulb plantings. I hope to see you soon at the nursery or our Friday farmers market!
Best,
Jerry
Join me this Saturday at 10:30 am or Sunday at 1:30 pm for a Garden Walk on Clever Combinations. We will discover many thrilling plant and color pairings for fall. Also, we are gathering plants and supplies for the upcoming Terrarium Workshop with Tovah Martin on October 2nd. Register at info@lindenhillgardens.com
-Jessica
Grab those seed packs and a nice flannel shirt, it’s time for fall crops! Last week we planted lettuce, radishes, carrots and other autumn edibles. Now is an ideal time to plant with the cooler weather and early morning moisture. It won’t be long before you can spice up a dull sandwich with some fresh radishes and greens! Some of my favorite varieties are ‘New Red Fire’ Lettuce, ‘Amethyst’ Radishes, ‘Hercules’ Carrots and ‘Gypsy’ Broccoli.
-Luke
