Seize the Drought
A Park Hill Roots column by Marne Norquist In case you haven’t seen or heard, we are in a severe drought; the worst one in our state’s recorded history, in […]
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Ahh, April
By Marne Norquist Spring-like sunshine arrives at last / As April days now warm the earth / Cruel winter is but a memory past / Once again the world gives birth […]
Park Hill Roots: Spring in a Semiarid Climate
By, Marne Norquist It’s official. Spring arrives this month – March 20 at 7:02 a.m. For the past ten or so years, spring has seemed to kick-in a lot earlier […]
Park Hill Roots: Observe, Then Experiment
By Marne Norquist As the air warms up and the dreary January days are no longer, we know that Spring is just around the corner. The snow is a bit […]
January in the Garden
The holidays have come and gone. The Christmas trees are set out for mulching and the decorations are on their way back to storage. The sidewalks might have snow lingering […]
