A Garden for All takes me on my own adventure each time I read it.  Each post teaches me about some aspect of gardening or nature that I didn’t know, tells a compelling story about unique and interesting characters and/or gives me a tiny glimpse into Kathy Diemer’s personal life. I love reading A Garden for All not only for its vast content and visual appeal due to her stunning photographs, but also for its entertainment value as Kathy has a delightful and sometimes edgy sense of humor. …

Not only is A Garden For All infinitely readable, written with an honest but flowing and entertaining voice, and exquisitely photographed, but best of all, this isn’t some privileged British lady pontificating on how to marshal the staff of gardeners who grow their tender little nuggets in a nearly tropical zone. This is one of our neighbors, gardening next door and engaged in two-fisted weeding, digging, hauling, and all that scratch and dent stuff right down the street. Her issues are our i…