The spring garden is showing signs of promise, portent, and poppies. There’s so much bursting from the soil, so much potential, it’s hard to contain one’s excitement.
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Maybe I’m eager for spring, or maybe it’s because blood oranges are in season. Whatever the reason, I felt compelled to create a blood orange ice cream last week.
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I just returned from speaking at the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival in Seattle, Washington. It’s one of the most popular garden shows in the country, and I’m taking you on a tour!
The garden gives us a dose of “new” every time we plant seeds. This promise of newness leads us through winter; it’s the light at the end of the tunnel.
I’ve always said that winter is our spring here in Los Angeles, and the garden is bursting with signs of spring already.