Editor's Letter
Time For Lemonade And Salsa
We didn’t need all four habanero pepper plants, but that’s the way they came: in a little, pre-planted flat of four. Still, my husband happily popped them in our garden last summer, never suspecting how they’d thrive--no, take over--in our upper-Midwest plot of other well-behaved fruits and vegetables--strawberries, Italian frying peppers, cherry tomatoes, and various herbs…
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From House To Home - May/June 2008
Feature Homes
Naturally Inviting
At Big Sandy near Ashland, there is a house for which the architect drew her inspiration from crop rows, fences, windbreaks, and her father-in-law’s affinity for straight lines.
Speak Softly & Listen To The Landscape
In a perfect world, there would be no distinction between function and form, and this beautiful Concord home would have evolved through the seasons and emerged as part of the larger landscape that surrounds it.
Ask Christopher: Weekly Column
Ask Christopher: Follow Your Vision
I have two wonderful friends who moved into what I can only call a questionable area of town. They bought an old fixer-upper that they’ve been working on forever. It’s an old mansion that seems to be falling down.
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