2008
- 7 Things to Improve Your Soil
- Dandelion Goodness
- If you come to Sonoma…
- It’s not plain old cauliflower at all!
- Weeds and Why They Grow
- When Life Gives You Cherry Plums…
- Confession
- The Left Side
2009
2009 was the year we did 30 Days to a Better Garden. What fun that was. We should do that again, or better yet, go back to the archives:
- Record What’s in the Ground
- Attract Beneficial Bugs
- The Best Gardening Tip You’ll Ever Hear
- Keep Snails and Slugs Away from Seedlings
- How to Mulch
- Let’s Spend 15 Minutes Weeding
- Harvest a Salad
- How to Find Your Gardening Zone
- Succession Planting 101
- Check in With Your Notes
- How to Prune Tomatoes
- Companion Planting Simplified
- Garden Cocktail Recipes ~ Let’s Relax
- Practice Your Jam Skills, Making Cherry Plum Jam
- Homemade Insect Repellants
- How to Grow More Vegetables
- Tend to the Compost
- Side Dress with Compost
- Make Notes
- How to Water Correctly
- Sort Your Seeds
- Research Something You are Growing
- A Wrap Up of 30 Days to a Better Garden
2010
- What a Little Sunshine Will Do
- What Happens When You Are Lazy
- A Pop of Red in the Garden
- Sunday Flowers
- Tips for Making a Beautiful Salad
- Sunday Flowers
- Shaking the Funk
- State of the Squash
- Sunday Flowers
- Wash Wednesday
A Sonoma Garden 
WOW, so much useful information! Thank you for putting it all together. I will definitely need to pay more attention to your posts about weeds, after what looked like a thorough “de-weeding”, I keep spotting those little buggers all over my vegetable patch.
thanks for the recap!
Thank you for your wonderful blog! While I have been following your blog for about a year, I have been writing my dissertation for the past several months, and going back through your past four years of blogging has been a great source of mental calmness. Your gorgeous photography really helps bring some beauty to my busy days! I was reading through the 30 days to a Better Garden series and even got the kick in the pants to finally properly start a compost pile, which I had been meaning to do for ages. Thanks again!