Category: In Your Garden
Goodnight Gardens – Feed the Soil that Feeds You
Autumn is a bittersweet time of year. The days are getting noticeably shorter yet garden-weary plant-lovers can now look forward to a winter rest. But before that can happen there is much to be don…
Grow your own Microgreens
| Debbie | In Your Garden
Microgreens are densely seeded edible plants that are harvested and consumed before they are mature. Microgreens are a nutritional powerhouse, holding up to 40 times more vitamins and nutrition th…
Grow Your Own Garlic
| Arlene | In Your Garden
Attention garlic lovers! Why buy grocery-store garlic grown half way around the world when you can grow your own right at home? It’s an easy-to-grow, low maintenance crop that produces two harvests…
Caring for The Star of the Garden
| Arlene | In Your Garden
Tomatoes seem to take center stage in most veggie gardens and often hog the spotlight. And why not? Home grown tomatoes taste so much better than shipped-from-afar-store-bought fruits plus there ar…
My Top 10 Cold Hardy Veggies
| Arlene | In Your Garden
Don’t Wait for May 2-4. Start Your Veggie Garden Now!
How early in the season can a vegetable garden be planted? Early! You might be surprised to learn that there are many vegetables like peas, ka…
What to plant? Make a plan!
| Arlene | In Your Garden
“Planning the design is the single most important thing we can do before putting anything in place.”
Bill Mollison, the father of Permaculture
Early spring is a time when Seedy Saturd…
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