Just two short weeks ago, I made the comment to Mary that I wished we could just have a nice summer-time garden rain to really get the plants growing. I really need to be careful about what I wish for.
Sweet Pickle Relish Recipe – Quick and Easy to Eat Fresh or Canned
We have picked our first cucumbers from the garden and that means it is time to make sweet pickle relish. This year we planted our cucumber plants in straw bale crates and they are thriving. And, just in time! With Independence
Dividing Perennials In The Summer – Create Tons Of New Plants For FREE!
When the hot sun and sizzling heat of summer begins to set in late June, July and August – many think it may be too hot or too late to create new plants from the ones already in your landscape.
Growing Grapes And A Small Vineyard At The Farm – Learning The Art Of Patience
One of our many dreams on the farm has always been to plant and develop a little vineyard on the hillside. Almost all of our crazy ideas begin with some type of “future vision” – and this one was born
Blueberry Syrup Recipe Fresh or Canned-With A Sugar Free Option
Sometimes you just want something special. That is exactly what happened to me this week when I went to make pancakes for the kids. Since they have been out of school, pancakes seem to be a quick ‘go-to’ breakfast meal
How To Tell What’s Wrong With Your Vegetable Plants – And Fix It!
This time of year – most of the questions that come to us are centered around plants in the vegetable garden – and what might be the cause of this or that symptom. We thought for this week’s gardening post
The Farm In Pictures – June’s Blooms In Full Color.
All of those cold winter days are now just an unpleasant memory. June has arrived, and with it – the farm has come alive with beautiful blooms, buzzing bees, growing grapes, clucking chickens -and a growing garden! As we try
What To Make With Garlic Scapes – Garlic Hummus and Other Recipe Ideas
If you planted garlic last fall, you may have discovered that you have some strange looking spiral shoots emerging from the center of your plants. Or maybe you are part of a CSA, and included with your last bunch of spring
Creating A Mason Jar Centerpiece From Old Barn Wood Or Pallets
Creating a Mason Jar Centerpiece. With the garden all planted and growing, and a little bit of extra time before the heavy picking and canning season begins – we thought today would be a great time to focus on an
Visitors To The Farm And The Open House Date Is Set!
It’s always such a great experience to have visitors out to the farm. Not only is it an opportunity to share our story and our love of gardening – but Mary and I both enjoy hearing and learning valuable information