Well, Fran seems to be busy at the moment, so in her absence, I’ll say hello to those of you who just found us through her GardenSmart piece in USA Weekend. If you’d like to know just who we are, click on About GGW, or scroll down to Contributors on the left side of this page. Then feel free to read through our current posts, and the archives as well. Please don’t hesitate to add comments on the posts; we end up having some lively discussions and always welcome new voices. And before you go, check out the Blogs We’re Reading section on the left side of this page to connect with more great garden writing across the globe. (Yes, we really do read all of these–maybe not every day, but as often as we can!)
Nan gardens on 4 acres in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. In the firm belief that every garden ought to have a pretentious-sounding (or at least pretentious-looking) name, she refers to her home grounds as "Hayefield." There, she experiments with a wide variety of plants and planting styles, from cottage gardens and color-based borders to managed meadows, naturalistic plantings, and veggies--all under the watchful eyes of her two pet alpacas, Daniel and Duncan.
Latest posts by Nancy J. Ondra (see all)
- What’s in a Name? Whence They Came - December 17, 2010
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- What’s in a Name? Form and Function - November 19, 2010
