Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
So why are we so excited about growing Shishito peppers this year? Well, our love for these amazing peppers all started in Austin, Texas this past year. One week later, we fell in love with them even more. And that
Each and every year, we like to try out a few new garden tricks and experiments in our garden. It might be a new or better way to protect plants from pests or animals. Or an easier way to accomplish a
When it comes to growing heirloom tomato varieties with big flavor, the sky is the limit! Open-pollinated (heirloom) tomatoes are soaring in popularity. It seems like every year, growers and seed companies bring more and more of these old-time tomatoes
Using coffee grounds in a vegetable garden can help to power your plants like never before. The same can be said for putting them in flowerbeds, hanging baskets and container plants as well. And while on the subject, they are
When it comes to growing tomatoes in the garden, a few simple secrets can make all the difference to grow a bumper crop! We absolutely love our home-grown tomatoes. In fact, every year, they dominate nearly a quarter of our
We would be hard pressed to find something that has saved more on our garden budget than our DIY seed starting stand. Flowers and vegetable plants are extremely expensive to purchase. Especially if you are growing a large garden. Or
It is time to reveal our 2019 Garden Plan! And I have to admit, I think this year’s garden is going to be one our all-time favorites. We will cover our plan in detail below, but first, a little look
Garden season is around the corner – so how about making this the year to create an incredible low-maintenance vegetable garden! You can actually do it quite easily. And, believe it or not, it can be weed-free. All without having to
Back by popular demand, we once again will host our Raised Row Garden Classes at the farm. And yes, as always – they will be 100% free! And if you like, you can even stick around for an evening bonfire
Want to eliminate garden weeds in your garden this year? And for years to come? As crazy as it may sound – stop working so hard! Believe it or not, many of the weeds gardeners deal with are the result of