One Love Farm

After ten wonderful years, we have sold One Love Farm. You can still browse the site for pictures and tips on organic gardening in RI. And, you can follow our new venture, New World Gelato. http://newworldgelato.com/

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Hyacinth

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There are several different varieties of hyacinth. The most common are Grape Hyacinth and the kind pictured above, Hyacinthus orientalis. ...

Magnolia

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A couple of years ago Karen bought me a small Star Magnolia tree. We planted it in the front year and it has been doing well. It is still ...
Sunday, April 12, 2009

Greenhouse

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After two years of trial and error and six months working on this project, the greenhouse is finally up and operational. I certainly learne...

Spring is here!

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It's been a rough winter in Hope Valley. There was lots of snow this year and hard blowing winds. However, it looks like most of our p...

Lilacs

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Last fall we moved lilacs from an unprotected area in front of the house to behind the house near a wall (see post below). Although we had ...
Sunday, November 9, 2008

Fall transplants

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Lilac being moved to its new home. Lilac in its new home Fall is a great time to move plants to new locations. The trees are starting to g...
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Sunday, October 19, 2008

End of the season

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Since our beets won't be fully mature before the end of the market season, we are harvesting them as greens. Beet greens are wonderful ...
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