Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
As each year passes, we find ourselves utilizing more and more new varieties of ornamental pepper plants in everything from our garden and landscape beds – to hanging baskets all around the farm. Whether it’s a mass planting of ornamental Sangria peppers in
Thanks to all of you – the Growing Simple Book Project Fund on KickStarter is rolling! In fact – we have been as high as 11th this week as the most popular publishing project on the Kickstarter site – all thanks
There is nothing better to make you feel better when you are sick and to warm your bones after a long winter day, than old fashioned chicken soup. It is very easy to make and most likely you already
We wanted to send a quick note out tonight to say that we are truly overwhelmed with what has happened so far with our Kickstarter campaign for the Grow Simple Book and Tour Project. You people ROCK! It has been simply amazing to this
It’s All or Nothing. And yes – when you watch the video we have attached – you will realize we are “all in” for this project. In fact – you might say we are a little crazy (although we like
Although growing a vegetable garden is the best way to provide large amounts of fresh food for you and your family – it of course also requires an annual effort. After all – no matter how beautiful and productive your tomatoes, peppers
Mardi Gras, which is French for Fat Tuesday, is the last day of a celebratory season called Carnival. It also coincides with Ash Wednesday – which means a day of fasting for many religions. What does this mean to us?
When it comes to gardening, the truth is – it’s only expensive if you choose to make it that way. There are many ways to create, grow and harvest your own food without spending a bushel-full of cash. With a little thought and
Over the past few months we have made spaghetti or some sort of pasta dish that ‘requires’ garlic bread to be served as well. We typically open our freezer to a box of Garlic Texas Toast, which is done purely
What tomato varieties are the best? Without a doubt, the tomato really is the most versatile plant in our garden – finding its way on to the dinner table all throughout the year in some way, shape or form. It all starts each summer when the first few