Nan Ondra, one of my favorite garden bloggers, the genius behind both Gardening Gone Wild (a blogging consortium and host of the Garden Bloggers' Design Workshop) and Hayefield (her personal blog), was featured in last week's New York Times. In the article, "Where Foliage Eclipses Flowers," journalist Anne Raver talks with Nan about her life, her garden, and her books (Nan just published her twelfth).
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