Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
When it comes to our 2020 garden plan at the farm, it’s all about growing to fill up our pantry, freezer and more! As you will see in the plan below, that means filling our raised rows with as many
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
Simple Steps to a Great Garden – Companion Planting Basics. There are many things that go into a successful garden, like good soil, proper sunlight, and timely watering. But one that often gets overlooked is the simple practice of utilizing
It’s mid-January, and that means its time to reveal this year’s 2018 Garden Plan! Every growing season, we try to tailor our garden plan to fit our food needs for the coming year. And this year, it’s all about growing
It’s time for our 2017 garden plan! To an avid gardener, creating a garden plan is like trying to paint a masterpiece. Or perhaps, attempting to write a prize-winning novel. For us, it has always been a great way to look
It’s nearly impossible to believe that in just a few weeks, we will be heading into another planting season at the farm. That is of course if Mother Nature finally starts figuring out that planting a garden actually requires warmer temperatures
Whether it be freshly prepared meals all through the Spring, Summer and Fall – or using our canned and frozen produce the year around – what grows in our garden provides the majority of food for our family. With that said, creating our
One of the most important chores we perform every year in the garden actually has little to do with physical labor – but everything to do with making it more successful next year. Each season, in mid-September, we take a little time
What’s a garden season without a few experiments? Gardeners are notorious for their adventurous spirit, trying all sorts of new contraptions and plant varieties in search of the next big thing. Each year, we try a few new different varieties and
Ever since last Sunday’s Farm Update article on our Top 8 Vegetable Plants, (see: 8 Must-Grow Varieties ) our inbox has been inundated with questions about our seed starting, growing and saving process. Every question from where do we get our seeds –