Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
A big “Thank You” To Hometalk for featuring the Old World Garden story on their site this week! You can check out the story here :http://www.hometalk.com/4637037/behind-the-screen-old-wold-garden-farms Hometalk is the largest home and garden forum on the web, and a friendly
Whether planting a beautiful maple, flowering dogwood – or an apple, cherry or peach tree – Fall is one of the best times to establish new trees in your landscape. The cooler temperatures of autumn allow for less stress on newly
I really have no idea where the summer went! It seems like just a few weeks ago we were putting the tomato and pepper plants in the ground while watching the first of our popcorn seeds push up through the cool spring
It’s apple season! Although our own apple trees at Old World Garden Farms are too young to produce fruit, we continue to visit family, friends, and our local orchards to pick apples in order to make applesauce, apple pie filling,
More and more people are consuming what they can grow and raise in their own backyards – all in an effort to provide their families with great tasting and safe food. Taking responsibility for one’s own food not only creates healthier options – but helps
With temperatures plummeting from the high 80’s last week down into the 60’s this weekend – there is little doubt that Fall has arrived here in Ohio. And as that thermometer begins to drop, it’s time for us to start planning
As I sat down to write this week’s Sunday Farm update – I happened to glance over at the website counter and noticed we had just reached our 4,999,990th page view. So – like any normal inquisitive person would do –
Just when you think canning season has come to an end, hang on, there is one more thing you will want to do with all of those ‘end of the season’ tomatoes. No, they aren’t the prettiest of tomatoes, but