From away to garden.com and Robinhood Radio.com, this is Away to Garden with Margaret

Roach.

You're a weekly invitation to dig in and grow.

Some of us plant a row or two of annuals for cutting, but today's guest has taken the

phrase cutting garden to the most delightful extreme.

From the first spring bald to the final aster's of full, ceramic artist Francis Palmer's Connecticut

Garden is a non-stop harvest.

No flower gets more of the prime real estate in her beds than dalleas and she grows hundreds

of dalleoplanse each year.

Growing great dalleuses are topic today, so more in a moment but first these messages.

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Francis Palmer is a well-known Sarah Mistin gardener author of the 2020 book Life in Studio

and creator of a popular Instagram account too.

I'm so glad to have her join me here today on the show High Frances you came in from the garden to talk.

I did, although truthfully it's kind of pouring rain outside, but yes, it's a good day for docs.

So we just worked on a New York Times story together about your incredible garden.

And so I wanted to say we're also going to just do a book giveaway with the transcript of this

show over on away to Garden.com if you're your great book, the Life in the Studio Inspiration and

Lessons on Creativity. So we'll do that. But when we collaborated on the recent

time story, you told me something that I didn't really put together in my head

before that. You told me that it was your ceramics and specifically the need to

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