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.
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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