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Sweet After the Freeze: Remembering Growing, and Eating the Medlar
Long after apples are gone and pears are stored away, the medlar still hangs—brown, frost-touched, and waiting. It’s a fruit that sweetens only after the cold, a reminder that not everything worth tasting comes in season.
Wolfy
Oct 134 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 292 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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