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Defiance, Part I: The Last Apple Standing
I love this apple for its defiance. It’s the ultimate winter keeper apple. It is also one of the most balanced apples I’ve had—sweet, acidic, and without the penalty that plagues so many late hangers. The skin isn’t that tough, battlefield-leather armor you get with other winter apples. It’s firm, yes, but fair. The history, its endurance, though, makes it worth having.
Wolfy
12 hours ago4 min read


Edible Landscape Design: Jerusalem Artichoke (Sunchoke) — Top 10 Permaculture Species
A dense patch of Jerusalem artichokes with tall green stalks and bright yellow sunflower-like blooms, growing along a hillside with trees in the background.
Wolfy
Aug 293 min read


Less Sugar, More Soul: Making Maple Syrup at Home in the Pacific Northwest
Learn how to tap a bigleaf maple and make your own Pacific Northwest syrup. A field guide from Pendragon Orchard & Vine—part adventure, part craft, and all patience—turning rain, pressure, and fire into sweetness.
Wolfy
Dec 20, 20198 min read
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