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Category Archives: Edith Maxwell
Cam’s Gardening Tips: Checking out CSAs and Presses
Cam Flaherty, here. I’m going co-post with my author today. I have something to say about farm-share programs, CSAs. She has something to say about publishers. Ready? Cam: I read an article today about a Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) program in … Continue reading
Cam’s Gardening Tips: a Fan Club!
Cam Flaherty here. Guess what I found out today? I have a fan club! I hope you’ll stop by my author’s group blog today and see what some other New England authors think of me. They created the fan club to celebrate … Continue reading
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Tagged Cam Flaherty, Edith Maxwell, Kensington Publishing, mulch, organic farming, Wicked Cozy Authors
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Cam’s Gardening Tips: Guest Farmer JD
Cam Flaherty here. I’m pretty busy with spring planting, so I’ve invited several farmers, both real and fictional, to help me out with these posts. We have a special guest today, a young man who helps manage a local organic farm … Continue reading
Cam’s Gardening Tips: Weeding
Cam Flaherty here. In New England, weeds are popping up as fast as the leaves are unfurling, now that freezing temperatures are in our past and the days are long and sunny. I like to keep on top of weeds. … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Til Dirt Do Us Part, Edith Maxwell, Kensington Publishing, organic gardening, revising, Weeding
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Cam’s Gardening Tips: Deadheading
Deadheading. That sounds pretty mysterious. Does your murder story include chopping someone’s head off? Or feature a zombie with a dead head, whatever that would be? We’re not talking about following a laid back folk-rock band, either. But no, deadheading is … Continue reading
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Cam’s Garden Tips: Cold-Hardy Plants
Cam Flaherty here. What can you plant before the frost-free date? Which vegetables don’t mind some cold weather? Think greens. Think onions. Think peas. When your soil dries out a bit, direct seed salad greens and lettuces after you have … Continue reading
Cam’s Garden Tips: Poisonous Plants
Cam Flaherty here. By popular request, we’re talking plants in your garden you definitely do not want to eat. Or, if you’re a mystery writer, the ones you might want to slip into your victim’s tea. One of my author … Continue reading
Getting Ready to Garden
Cam Flaherty, here. It’s New England, it’s April, and the ground is still half frozen. You didn’t get the peas planted on St. Patrick’s Day and you can’t for a while yet. Working wet soil destroys its natural structure and … Continue reading
Cam’s Garden Tips: Think Local
Cam Flaherty here. Not too many growing tips in this shoulder gardening season (okay, a little north of my farm they call it Mud Season), so I’m soliciting some from you. My author, Edith, just got back from a mystery fan … Continue reading
Cam’s Garden Tips: Planning Your Garden
Cam Flaherty here. It’s tempting at this time of year to peruse the seed catalogs, either the ones that come in the mail or online. Big box stores already have their garden sections in full gear, showcasing petunias, wheelbarrows, weedkiller. … Continue reading
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