Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
We need your help to find the local must see sights in your state! It’s hard to believe, but there are only 71 days left before we leave Ohio and head to Nebraska to start our 365 day journey across
So what is the best way to care for daylilies after they bloom? Is it possible to keep them blooming longer? And can they be divided in the summer as well as the spring and fall? With the ever-growing popularity
We make Barbecue Pulled Pork in our slow cooker several times a year. It takes little time to prepare and turns out amazingly delicious every time! In fact, you really can not mess up this recipe. It is what we
When it comes to gardening with too much rain, this has been a year for the record books. Up until Friday of this past week, we had an unbelievable stretch of 13 straight days where rain fell at some point
Now that the garden is in full swing, it is time to make one of our favorite side dishes of all time – Grilled Vegetables. Throughout the summer we use our gas grill almost on a daily basis. We find
When it comes to the best Father’s Day gift ever, I must confess this one came from what I am sure is a little help from someone who has been looking down and watching over me for some time –
Quite simply, when you prune pepper and tomato plants, great things happen for your crop! For starters, pruning helps plants grow bigger, stronger and healthier. And it helps to keep disease and insects at bay as well. Pruning even helps
Smoked Baby Back Ribs is one of our favorite things to make for a backyard barbecue. They are so tender and delicious that the meat literally falls right off the bone. Not to mention the smokey yet sweet flavor makes
So just how do you restring a weedeater / string trimmer without losing all of your patience? Quite simply, a weedeater (or weed whacker, string trimmer or line trimmer as it is often called), is a must-have tool for keeping
When we started our little 3 acre farm and garden back in 2010, we created our first DIY compost bins from a couple of salvaged pallets. And then we got busy making compost. And lots of it! When it comes