Three sample chapters below, and the full table of contents.
April tempts you into a hurry. This chapter is about slowing down on purpose: when the ground is actually ready, why the last frost date is a bet you should hedge, and the two things worth planting a full week later than the calendar suggests.
Everything ripens at once. This chapter is about knowing what to preserve, what to eat straight off the plant, and what to give away before it goes soft. Also a short section on the small evening rituals that keep August from feeling like a chore.
The garden closes and the reading opens. December is where the notebook comes out, the seed catalogs get honest, and next year is quietly shaped. This chapter is about the pleasure of an off-season, not just planning through it.