Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
Late winter is the perfect time to cut back ornamental grasses. Not only does it let you get a head start on your outdoor chores, it also is a great time to start creating new plants for your landscape !
There is nothing like the comforting and warming taste of old-fashioned Chicken or Vegetable Soup. Especially when you are freezing cold or not feeling well! However, this Rustic Chicken Soup is so delicious and filling that we make it any
I still remember exactly why and when we planted our first strawberry patch at the farm. It was early spring of 2012, and Mary had just made her first ever batch of Strawberry-Honey Jam. It was a bit too early
When it comes to successfully growing vegetable and flower seeds indoors, it all begins with using a quality seed start starting soil. But by adding one secret ingredient to your mix, you can turn good to great, and grow your
Whenever I see Cauliflower Crust Pizza in the grocery store or in a restaurant, I always wonder if it is truly low-carb or gluten free. Many times there are additives that increase the carbohydrate levels. Also, there are various flour
There is simply nothing that compares to the fresh taste of home grown asparagus. The crispness. The bright color. And of course, that amazing flavor! Asparagus is one vegetable that no matter how fresh it might look in the
When it comes to making compost for your garden and flowerbeds, it’s hard to beat the ease, affordability, speed and effectiveness of a two bin compost system. In fact, for us, it has been a huge key in helping us
We have received so many compliments on our Classic Stuffed Peppers recipe that we decided to share our favorite Healthy Stuffed Peppers recipe as well. Many of us are trying to eat healthier by eating less red meat or less
No matter where we travel to meet fellow gardeners, it seems they always have at least one unique plant they are trying to grow in their garden. After all, experimenting with new plants and varieties is part of what being
If you are dreaming this year of a garden with less weeds, little maintenance and big yields, then a no till garden is the way to go! We created our first no till, raised row garden 9 years ago. And