Cold Frames & Hotbeds
One of my goals for gardening is to have cold frames and hotbeds. There are times we see a need (or probablyRead More →
One of my goals for gardening is to have cold frames and hotbeds. There are times we see a need (or probablyRead More →
When thinking of the garden as life, this quote comes about as close as possible: “Ellis,” he said. “You’re watchin’ a miracle right underRead More →
One of the most frugal gardening tips is having and using rain barrels. Summers here can be brutal. And if we even thinkRead More →
It would be so convenient if an advertisement to ‘grow your own money’ would actually work. But the reality is, there is no moneyRead More →
One of my favorite gardens in the city was a Friendship Garden. Every time a certain flower bloomed, I recalled the person whoRead More →
Growing herbs indoors is a great way to keep freshness in your food during the cold months of the year. Winter is comingRead More →
Kids in the Garden? It seems unheard of these days. It amazes me how many children today think their food simply comes from the groceryRead More →
The flavor of life is something that should be savored. Especially if it is coming out of your garden! Just so youRead More →
Gardening with bees is, well, just the bees’ knees! As I am sure you can tell by now, I love having bees. TheRead More →
The first harvest of a garden is a time to celebrate. Yet, everything has it’s season. Another gardening milestone is a timeRead More →
Reading garden tips when you are a beginner is an easy way to take the confusion and intimidation out of gardening. My friendRead More →
This past week I’ve been having fun with herbs. Whether you cook, clean, cure or craft with them, they are truly handyRead More →
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