Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
Spring is always one of the busiest times of the year for Mary and I – but the last few weeks have been near-crazy around the house and farm. In addition to getting the spring crops planted and the garden ready
Garden season is finally here!!! Spring has arrived and the early crops of onions, lettuce, snow peas and more are in the ground and ready to grow. So for today’s Sunday update – we thought we would share 5 ways
We have tried a variety of scalloped potatoes recipes, and by far, this is the best one out there. The flavors meld together making it that perfect side dish that you just can’t get enough of. In fact, if you decide
It’s not often that we ask anyone to share one of our gardening articles. In fact, I’m not sure we ever have. But this one is different – and I hope after reading – you will not only share – but maybe
Sometimes, things work out a little better than planned – other times – not so much. Right now – we are experiencing a little of both! The Better Than Planned Scenario: On one hand, we have all of our vegetable
Homemade bread crumbs taste so much better than the store-bought versions, not to mention it is a lot cheaper and healthier! And shouldn’t bread crumbs be just bread crumbs – if you buy them in your general grocery store, they
Compost is the rock star of our garden – helping to create beautiful, healthy, super-charged soil that our plants thrive on. We work generous amounts into our raised row beds each year, add to every hole at planting time –
For those that follow along with our little farm and website – you know how important it is for us to keep things simple and inexpensive – and there is no better example of that than our garden. When it
One of the true signs of spring — Asparagus! Many people don’t know that Asparagus is a perennial vegetable plant that you harvest for about 15-20 years. That’s right, once it is planted, you have several years of harvest
For someone trying to grow more of their own food – there may be no better choice to add to the garden plan than potatoes. They can be used at breakfast time, lunch time or dinner – and they can