easy onion soup (win 'my paris kitchen'), plus japanese maples galore    
win David Lebovitz's cookbook


Some onions won't last -- you know, the ones whose tops didn't brown down thoroughly before harvest, and may still look more like a scallion's stalk. Solution: onion soup, specifically David Lebovitz's easy version from "My Paris Kitchen," his latest book (get the recipe, and enter to win a copy, too).  

 

full moon maple foliage  

choice garden-sized maples for every situation 

I have a foliage thing, probably more so than for flowers, so no surprise that a genus of trees I'm particularly passionate about is Acer, or maple, and especially the so-called Japanese maples -- which do technically flower, but not in the obvious way of a magnolia or dogwood. I invited Adam Wheeler of Broken Arrow Nursery to my radio show to talk maples, and here's what I learned.

 

miss these last issue?


Margaret Roach

A Way to Garden

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final open day and plant sale: september 20

P.S. -- Late September starts my favorite garden season. Fruiting plants (hollies, aralias, more) color up, and grasses and forbs show off, too, and set seed, with the bounty enticing many birds who call my garden home for all or part of the year. Come see at my final Open Day of 2014, Saturday, September 20, in Copake Falls, New York. Shop for rare plants from Broken Arrow Nursery, too. Event details.

 

unmown field above the house this week  

 

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