Every Gardener needs a place to sit and relax after working in the garden; a place to admire all of his/her hard work Sitting in the...

A 10 month old Avocado tree I'm a sucker for free plants and anything I can grow from something I would normally throw away is especially...

First Try The first year I tried growing Sweet Peas was a fail in the worst kind of way. I did zero research on Sweet Peas and had no...

One of my 2021 gardening goals is to start EVERYTHING I grow from seed. To be able to accomplish this goal I need a seed starting station...

I don't know about you guys, but the long, dark months from November to March find me searching for garden related activities that are...

I finally sat down with my husband, Jeff, to get all the details on our rain barrel situation. I now know more than I ever wanted to know...

Vermicomposting is also known as worm composting. The worms consume kitchen waste and bedding and turn it into usable compost in the...

Pesto is one of my favorite things to make from the basil in my garden, however, with basil growing just a few months out of the year I...

Composting is a popular way to turn yard and kitchen waste into a usable soil amendment for your garden. Hot composting is a much faster...

Usually when I think of scones, I think of extremely dry, almost stale pastries. If you feel the same way, and you have never had a fresh...

I wanted to share the gardening items that I have been enjoying lately. I thought it would be helpful to have them all in one place with...

The one question I get most often about our garden shed we built during quarantine is, "Did you use a kit?" The answer is no. This...

If you've made sourdough bread you know the conundrum of what to do with all that leftover starter. It feels wrong to throw it away....

Have you made sourdough bread yet? It was definitely The Thing to bake during quarantine, and I decided to give it a try as well. I have...