A Q&A with Ken Druse: The mad dash is on to put up the last homegrown foods and prepare to overwinter tender plants. And this month, Ken Druse and I are answering your Urgent Garden Questions about those and other topics, including osage oranges and more.
We even had a question about something you may have seen and wondered about, too: photos (perhaps from English garden books or magazines) of terra cotta pots placed upside down on the tops of garden stakes.
Ken, whose 20th book called “The Scentual Garden” is due out October 15th, 2019, is a longtime garden writer and photographer and friend.
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