Author Archives: Patty Craft

Lost in the Divorce

November 2, 2010 | Patty Craft | 3

So I lost a patch of ground I’d come to call ‘mine’ when that marriage ended. But in the decade since then . . .

when you’re happy i’m happy

October 15, 2010 | Patty Craft | 0

Let me know if your Horticulture community is all you want it to be, and if not, where we can improve. Because when you’re happy, I’m happy.

Read Article

It may surprise some of you, but I’m just a small-town country girl at heart, happily living in the same suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio, where I was born nearly 50 years ago. I visited Europe (Germany, Switzerland and Italy) when …

Read Article

Garden Bloggers Buffalo

July 10, 2010 | Patty Craft | 0

Greetings from Buffalo, New York! I have the privilege of joining 75 garden writers/bloggers for their annual gathering: Garden Bloggers Buffa10. There are folks here from across the country as well as from Canada. If you go to the link …

Read Article

#Wordless Wednesdays with Horticulture

July 7, 2010 | Patty Craft | 0

Every Wednesday is a Garden Party with #Wordless Wednesdays on Facebook! A few months ago we started Wordless Wednesday on our Facebook page. We call it the Wordless Wednesday Garden Party and we ask our CoHorts to share a photo …

Read Article

Dog days of summer

July 6, 2010 | Patty Craft | 0

It’s a heat wave in the Ohio River valley! Temperatures this weekend were in the mid- to high 90s, and there’s no relief in sight. The dog days of summer have indeed begun. This past holiday weekend I confess to …

Read Article

Collaborative Gardening with Project EverGreen

June 8, 2009 | Patty Craft | 1

Horticulture magazine and Project EverGreen collaborate to install a garden.

Read Article

A Visit to the Cincinnati Flower Show

April 24, 2009 | Patty Craft | 0

Horticulture managing editor Patty Craft reports on the Cincinnati Flower Show, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

Read Article

The Gardener Next Door: Anne Nagro

December 30, 2008 | Patty Craft | 0

An interview with Anne Nagro, a Master Gardener, school-garden volunteer and the author of Our Generous Garden (Dancing Rhinoceros Press, 2008).

Read Article