Liza Gyllenhaal — a writer in the garden
Occasional musings on writing, gardening, reading, and life in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts
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MY NOVELS
Bleeding Heart
A Place for Us
So Near
Local Knowledge
MY GARDEN
In the Garden
Where I’m Coming From
FAVORITE PLACES
Steepletop, home of Edna St. Vincent Millay
The Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA
Rawson Brook Farm, Monterey, MA
Hidden Gardens in the Berkshires
Villandry, France
Nice, France
FAVORITE PLANTS
The dapper DAHLIA
DAYLILIES
PEARS in the garden
PEONIES— the party girls of springtime
SUNFLOWERS — the smiley face of the annual kingdom
ROSES — a thorny affair
FAVORITE ANIMALS
Glimpsing the Bluebird of Happiness
Black Swallowtails
The Birds at “Ding” Darling
The Wild Turkey
FAVORITE POEMS
A Route of Evanescence by EMILY DICKINSON
Telling the Bees DEBORAH DIGGES
Nothing Gold Can Stay ROBERT FROST
Vespers by LOUISE GLUCK
Her Garden by DONALD HALL
Habit by Jane HIRSHFIELD
The Layers by STANLEY KUNITZ
Snakes of September STANLEY KUNITZ
Morning Poem by MARY OLIVER
RECIPES
CHERRY TOMATOES
High CHIVIN’ It
GREEN (yellow and purple) BEANS
PARSLEY, SAGE, ROSEMARY, and…
PEAS, please!
SALMON with Whole Grain Mustard and Chive Crust
Seared Steak with ROSEMARY and ARUGULA
What a PICKLE
CONTACT
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