catapult magazine

Items tagged Garden

• Learning to see the sprouting

  A child's wonder at spring is inspiration to be amazed.

• Kitchen scraps and theology

  How to worship God through composting.

• More than passing

  On one particular hobby that flourishes in all conditions.

• Gardening lessons

  A series of columns travels through the seasons of nature and of life.

• Gardening lessons

• Here on earth

  The memory of yards captured in photographs recalls a journey of inherited wonder.

• Outdoor heart

  Deconstructing garden admiration reveals a longing for self expression.

• Black gold

  The discipline of composting makes a garden grow.

• The tasty tomato

  Pondering a summer fruit in the middle of winter.

• The Overflow Room

  The room in the corner becomes a multi-faceted symbol.

• At home on a day in June

  Reflections of a daughter who may never leave the nest.

• Renewal in the city

  A review of the book The Urban Homestead by Kelly Coyne and Erik Knutzen.

• Habits of the hands

  Spring rolls around again with broken earth and broken promises.

• Promised land gone

  Warning: asking long-time neighbors about family history might surprise you.

• Ten odd and wondrous things our family has seen this year within a block of our house

  Under the influence of urban naturalism, an inner-city neighborhood can be a wonder-full place.

• A very *cino summer

  A June's-eye view of what's coming up in the next couple of months.

• Ten things for Huss School in 2011

  As *cino continues to develop a vision for its historic school property in Three Rivers, Michigan, a list of ways to continue and to grow.

• Divine coincidences

  A journey from bedside reading to the grocery store.

• Do it yourself

  A budding locavore discovers joy in limitations.

• The backyard tomato

  Subverting slavery, one harvest at a time.

• To plant or not

  The warmth of spring invites re-consideration of planting efforts.

• Planting patience

  On planting dinner.

• Near ... far!

  Ten reasons to support *cino from wherever you are.

• I am the little red hen

  Lessons learned from modern serfdom in a friend’s garden.

• Dirty diplomacy

  Growing peace in a world of chemical solutions.

• Inheritance

  Scanning generations past for the legacy of growing things.

• A fistful of earth

  Considering a grandmother’s gardening legacy.

• A neverending story

  Forget grandma’s brooch -- what do you do when you inherit a 27,000 square foot building?