Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
When the peaches arrive we are so excited to eat them fresh, make peach cobbler, and add them as a topping to breakfast and dessert. However, when you find yourself with a few extra this year, consider making this ‘out
It appears that Monsoon season has somehow made its way to our little farm and garden here in Ohio! In the last two weeks, we have had rain fall totals at the farm of an inch or more on 7
Do you want a quick and easy, homemade salsa recipe? Well look no further! This is our ‘go to’ recipe when we are looking to prepare fresh salsa in minutes with the ingredients straight from our garden. Don’t worry, if
Sometimes you have to look back to find inspiration for the next project or phase of your dreams and goals. We get asked quite often to talk about what was the turning point for us in creating the farm and
There is nothing more satisfying than taking a bite of a crispy dill pickle, especially when the cucumbers came straight from your own garden. Yet, there is nothing more disappointing than biting into a home canned dill pickle, only to
Ahhhhhh….GROWING SEASON is finally here and in full force! It is one of our favorite times of the year as the garden starts to take off, and the trees and flowers begin to bloom in full color! We thought for
Mary and I both love to mow. In fact, we have a friendly ongoing competition to see whose “stripes” in the yard look the best. But both of us agree that we never want a great lawn at the expense of having to
There is nothing like that first bite of a fresh picked strawberry right out of the strawberry patch. The natural sweetness is incomparable to even the freshest strawberries from your grocery store. That is exactly the reason that we decided
The Gardening Movement and Fresh Food Movement Is Growing! It truly is amazing to see how many people, no matter the age, are realizing the importance of eating fresh – and the love of growing your own food! When we
One of our biggest gardening questions that we get each spring is ‘What do you do with all your radishes?”. We plant our first row in early spring, and every two weeks we plant an additional row. We keep this