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The garden shed

The farm's Singing Brook Garden produces myriad vegetables, including 50 kinds of tomatoes. Master gardener John Coykendall spends a good part of the winter in his garden shed, where he shells pea pods and harvests them for the spring planting.

From the Fall 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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