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[ad_1] By Kyle McCann | August 19, 2021 Since you’ve worked so hard in the garden this summer we want to show off the fruits (and...
[ad_1] Ronnie “Trey” Williams used to be a baseball coach and president of his local baseball league. Trey began Hood Honey to help bring attention to...
[ad_1] Winter can be a tough time for gardeners, and anyone who prefers green and growth to gray and cold. But as an enthusiastic gardener, I...
[ad_1] I don’t collect seeds often in the garden, but I do enjoy eating them. As a vegetarian, they are a great source of nutrition, including...
[ad_1] I plant drought-tolerant shrubs in my San Francisco garden. And drought-tolerant trees and drought-tolerant flowers and veggies. California never has much rain in the summers,...
[ad_1] I’ll be the first to admit that I am now a bird nerd. And not that I didn’t appreciate birds before, but as soon as...
[ad_1] Today’s photos are from Nicki Snoblin in Lake Bluff, Illinois. Since there’s not much going on outside right now, I thought I’d share some indoor...
[ad_1] Do a Quick & Easy Seed Germination Test by Arzeena Hamir If the holidays have pretty much wiped you out, here is a simple activity...
[ad_1] Rub a few mint leaves between your fingers and smell; you can’t help but smile. It smells so good. Mint is an easy-to-grow, hardy, perennial...
[ad_1] Oxalis spp. If you’ve ever wandered around the garden section of your local grocery or home supply store around St. Patrick’s Day, then you’ve probably...
[ad_1] I drove up to Knoxville on Saturday to The Modern Yeoman’s homestead for a fun-filled day of pig butchering. My brother Brian at Flannel Farms...
[ad_1] Whether you have 20 sq. ft. or 10,000 sq. ft. dedicated to gardening and plants, you can utilize permaculture design! Today, I’m breaking down how...
[ad_1] Collaborative post In many homes, the hallway is a space that does not command much thought. Rather than viewing it as a room of its...
[ad_1] Toward the end of winter our inner garden clocks begin to tick. What can we sow, and soon? Cool-weather crops beckon, and top of the...
[ad_1] Today’s photos are from Jane Donelon. Back in 2008 my son, Jim, brought my daughter, Jean, and me some snowdrops (Galanthus species and hybrids, Zones...
[ad_1] Peaches and Nectarines The peach, Prunus persica, is closely related to apricots, cherries and plums. It was introduced into England in the early sixteenth century...
[ad_1] A support lets them grow in something closer to their natural form, which makes them healthier. It improves air circulation and allows the leaves to...
[ad_1] If you have a garden in Arizona’s low desert, grow garlic chives! Garlic chives (Allium tuberosum) are easy to grow, attract pollinators, come back year...
[ad_1] Lactuca sativa ‘Reine des Glaces’ Iceberg lettuces have a reputation for being wonderfully crisp but disappointingly bland. They’re the most popular type of lettuce produced...
[ad_1] A few commenters on my Struggles with Chickens livestream reminded me of the value of azolla, duckweed and other aquatic plants as chicken feed sources....