A Life in Season

For women who want to grow things, and live a little more in season.

Welcome

This is a place to slow down, follow the seasons, and find a little more magic in the everyday.

From what to plant and when, to recipes for what's growing, you'll find seasonal ideas, gardening tips, and lessons from fifteen years of homesteading on the New England shoreline.

Whether you're just getting started or you've been at it for years, this is a place to learn as you go, make things from scratch, and make a little more room for the good stuff.

Seasonal Journal

Gardening, recipes, and notes from a life in season.

Seasonal Journal
Overwintering Dahlias: How to Dig, Store and Save Your Tubers
Overwintering Dahlias: How to Dig, Store and Save Your Tubers

I’m sharing what I’ve learned about digging, processing, and storing dahlia tubers so you can give yours the best chance of coming back next year.

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Veggies to Grow in Your Autumn Garden
Veggies to Grow in Your Autumn Garden

Cool-weather veggies are some of my favorite things to grow, especially here in Zone 7 where we get a nice stretch of cool weather in both spring and autumn.

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What I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Micro Flower Farm
What I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Micro Flower Farm

The work starts long before you sell the flowers…

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Rustic Apple Galette
Rustic Apple Galette

This rustic apple galette is an easy fall dessert made with cinnamon-spiced apples and a flaky homemade crust. Simple, buttery, and full of cozy autumn flavor, it’s the perfect apple dessert.

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Hello, September,
Hello, September,

The end of August broke me. Seriously. But when September hit, I could finally catch my breath and start to figure out what I could change, what I couldn't, and what I really want to make room for.

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Garden Resources

I’ve put together a couple of free gardening resources to help you feel more confident in the garden.

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If you’re looking for a little guidance in your own garden, I offer 1:1 garden consultations. Think of them less as me telling you what to do and more as sitting down together, looking at what you’ve got, figuring out what’s possible, and helping you make a plan forward.

Garden Consults

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