Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
Before I go any further about the most amazing autumn flowering plant ever, I want to make it perfectly clear this isn’t an article to knock on mums. Mums, or Chrysanthemums as they are officially named, are indeed wonderful choices for
Looking for incredibly gorgeous, eye-catching, heat-resistant and head turning hanging basket or container plants? Then look no further than ornamental peppers! Ornamental peppers have exploded in popularity over the last 10 years. But beyond their use in gardens, flowerbeds and
It’s not very often that we devote an entire article to a single plant, but when it comes to this little hot pepper variety – we felt it more than deserved a place on center stage! Mary and I certainly
Every single year – without fail – there is one variety of plant in our garden and landscape that outshines all of the others – our ornamental peppers! Growing Ornamental Peppers We now grow and save seeds from over 15 varieties
It never ceases to amaze me the beautiful colors that nature can paint throughout the seasons. Just a few short weeks ago, the skies were filled with shades of grey and the farm was nearly underwater with heavy doses of
As each year passes, we find ourselves utilizing more and more new varieties of ornamental pepper plants in everything from our garden and landscape beds – to hanging baskets all around the farm. Whether it’s a mass planting of ornamental Sangria peppers in
There is nothing quite like a few perfectly placed hanging baskets and potted plants to add a big splash of color to the landscape of your house, garden, patio or porch. When used in combination with the lush “greens” of ornamental
It was a pretty exciting week around the farm. For starters, Old World Garden was featured by CBS affiliate WBNS-TV for a news segment called “Side Roads Of Central Ohio”. We were honored to have the farm highlighted as part
Ornamental peppers have become a big part of our garden and our landscape at the farm. Yes, our garden plan still calls for a large planting of the old regulars – like the green and red bell, jalapeno, banana and
Finally!!! A little progress this past week on the silo! The project has had to take a back seat the last few weeks – first due to some windy weather, and then while we waited on the metal sheeting to