Commentary Series
Commentary Series
Hunter: Willful Waste
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Recession headlines – and a passage from a book she’s been reading – have reminded commentator Edith Hunter of what it was like to grow up during the Great Depression.Commentary Series
Hunter: Artist With Cat
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Recently, commentator Edith Hunter had the opportunity to observe the creation of something she regards as a large-scale work of art.Commentary Series
Hunter: Fall Webworms
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Commentary Edith Hunter says that this time of year, many trees display what most people assume is the work of tent caterpillars – but probably isn’t.Commentary Series
Hunter: Braiding Onions
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Given the right conditions, onions can be stored well into the winter. Commentator Edith Hunter employs a traditional method of harvesting onions that is both practical and decorative.Commentary Series
Hunter: Those Wonderful Pickles
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This time of year, it can be hard to keep up with the cucumber crop. Fortunately, commentator Edith Hunter has a solution.Commentary Series
Hunter: Rescuing A Flower Garden
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This summer, commentator Edith Hunter is busy rescuing a flower garden – an exercise in both history and horticulture.Commentary Series
Hunter: Invasive Plants
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Commentator Edith Hunter has been thinking about invasives – what they are – and what to do about themCommentary Series
Hunter: Jefferson Bible
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Writer and historian Edith Hunter notes how founding father Thomas Jefferson took thirty years to get around to a project dear to his heart.Commentary Series
