Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
If only as a child I could have known how easy it was to grow delicious blackberries right in your backyard. I still remember as a youngster suiting up in a long sleeve shirt, jeans, gloves and boots to head
If you asked me 5 years ago if I would ever eat, let alone enjoy, Split Pea and Ham Soup I would have definitely said no. However, that all changed when I was visiting a friend right after Easter a
So just exactly what do you do with your Easter lily plant after Easter? Can you keep it alive as a potted plant to bloom again next year? How about planting it outdoors to grow for the summer? And will
There is no doubt about it – when you make great compost, great things happen for your plants! Compost is an amazing organic powerhouse of nutrients. Nutrients that help to keep soil loose, workable, and most importantly, completely energized. We
This scalloped potatoes recipe is one that is not only easy, but it is a staple holiday side dish recipe that has been in my family for years. It is sure to be found on our table on Easter, Thanksgiving
Looking for a few tips and tricks to keep you geraniums gorgeous and flowering big all summer long? Then today’s article is just for you! Geraniums are one of the all-time classic flowering annuals for growing in flowerbeds, containers and
Creating and growing a patio vegetable garden is one of the best ways to enjoy the simple pleasures of gardening. And it couldn’t be easier to do! In fact, with just a few simple planters, containers and pots, you’ll be
For today’s new recipe, we thought it would be a great time to share our favorite method of making the BEST Reuben sandwich! Many of you might have some left over corned beef in your refrigerator or freezer. And besides
In spite of popular belief, you can and will have a better garden without ever owning or using a rototiller. In fact, in the long run, you will save time, have less weeds, better soil, and, well, the list can
There is no better way to get the garden season underway than by planting a few early spring crops! As daylight extends a little more each day, and soil temperatures gently begin to rise, its time to ease into garden