Pizza Garden

Think of a Tuscan courtyard - gravel patio, rustic furniture and all around the edges, mossy pots and healthy plantings of Italian herbs and vegetables. Come and get this sense of Tuscany from the many Italian herbs and vegetables that you can grow from seeds or transplants. They range from flat-leaf Italian parsley to compact bushes of Italian Roma tomatoes, from heirloom squash called Marina di Chioggia to Black Tuscan kale. The possibilities of feasts under the Tuscan sun are nearly endless. Bowood's Ellen Barredo and Kathie Hoyer show you how to grow your own Italian garden.

For more information call or visit:
Bowood Farms
4605 Olive Street
St. Louis, MO 63108
(314) 454-6868
www.bowoodfarms.com

Daughters, Sons and Grandchildren

Our oldest daughter has all the traits of a ‘first-born’. She’s also a graphic designer. I have her to thank for suggesting I start this blog. My husband says I need to get my own camera, but I don’t because it allows me to spend more time with the grandchildren while she takes the photos.

Our oldest son was a plant science major. He was cutting grass for neighbors when he was 14. We share a great love for all things horticulture. He has a very good job and he could use a good wife. (more grandchildren)

Our youngest daughter just bought her first home last Saturday. I’m sure there will be more on that subject. Her current home—a studio loft in the city-- was just featured in St. Louis Homes& Lifestyles last month. We are really happy she will be living just blocks from her brother. She also has a very good job and could use a good husband. (more grandchildren)

Our youngest son will graduate from college this summer. NEEDS A GOOD JOB!

Ok guys—just kidding about the spouses…