Sunday, March 21, 2010

magazine photos

A few of my garden photos will be in the upcoming issue issue of GROW, a the vegetable gardening issue of Fine Gardening Magazine. I am really excited to see how they look in print. I don't think the issue is out yet, but I'm watching for it.

11 comments:

Eileen said...

Hi Skippy and Kathy,
Those photos will look fantastic.

Anonymous said...

I bought the magazine yesterday and the photos were great. I am glad that it was done with your knowledge and permission.

Michelle

kathy said...

I didn't know it was out yet. Definitely done with my permission. Its a pleasure to work with Fine Gardening!

Anonymous said...

Congrats.
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Manny Kay said...

I think I saw that it comes out this week. Congrats! That is awesome.

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Puritan Farms said...

Congratulation's on the cold frame. You'll love it, I'm sure. I read today - Frank Gardner, author of Traditional American Farming 1916! - that if you keep the green stems on onions, garlic,shallots, ect, to 4-6 inches, you'll produce larger bulbs! Maybe try this on a few of your new garlic bulbs?

Tricie and Conor said...

Amazing coldframe. What are the dimensions? How do you reach the back? How does it vent? I'm excited to see how things turn out. We just built some smaller ones using cast-off windows from our neighbors - planted rouge d'hiver, broccoli raab, parsley, wild kale, spinach and arugula. I moved my celery and onions out there too. I'll let you know how it goes.

Kelly said...

Congrats, I had a picture published earlier this year and it was a hoot to see, have fun with it!! I will keep my eye out for your issue. :)

Dan said...

Excellent news!

Flax Hill Gardener said...

I picked up a copy of Grow magazine before I read your post. I thought some of those photos looked familiar! Congratulations!

Adriana @ Anarchy in the Garden said...

I barely got around to reading Grow and spotted your beautiful garden a mile away. Kathy, you should be writing a book!