Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
When we first began to clear the land for our little farm in the fall of 2010 – one of our biggest concerns was water – or should I say, lack of water at the property. Without a well or
There is just something special about Sunday night dinner. This is a time where we all gather around the table and have classic home cooked meal together before we begin to prepare for the busy week ahead. We enjoy casual
Ever since last Sunday’s Farm Update article on our Top 8 Vegetable Plants, (see: 8 Must-Grow Varieties ) our inbox has been inundated with questions about our seed starting, growing and saving process. Every question from where do we get our seeds –
Never say never. If you asked either of us a year ago if we would even consider eating a black bean burger, we would have looked at you strangely, and quickly say no! Well, as we continue to grow and
It’s hard to believe, but we are just a couple of weeks away from starting our seeds indoors for this year’s garden! Our garden is used not only for fresh food throughout the Spring, Summer and Fall months – but
One of the most rewarding experiences for a home gardener is to grow their own vegetable or flowering annual plants from seed. It also can be a huge savings in place of buying plants at your local nursery or garden store each
As many of our followers are eating healthier and more often at home, so we thought it would be a good time to bring out an easy, one pot, chicken and brown rice recipe. The classic combination of chicken, rice
It is really frightening to look on the back of a granola or protein bar package and attempt to read the ingredients label. I can’t even pronounce, let alone know what each of them are. This is what they advertise
2015 is here – and that means its time to turn our full attention to this year’s garden plan! Getting the plan in order now allows us plenty of time to get our saved seeds ready – and order the ones
If you have always wanted to garden – but think you can’t because you don’t have access to a rototiller, great soil, or endless hours of extra time or money – don’t despair – it’s still possible! Gardening does not have