Are you drowning in rhubarb and tired of rhubarb crisp? If you don’t want another rhubarb crisp recipe, than this article is for you. Not only will you find fresh ways to use your rhubarb, but this article is filled with ways you can preserve your rhubarb for later in the season. Let’s start with […]
If you think hoop houses are only good as a greenhouse in spring and fall, then you’re wrong, and you’ve been doing it wrong. Hoops can actually be kept up all season long where you switch out the covers, depending on the season and the need. And whether you grow in the ground, in a […]
The world is an odd place right now. Between the climate and politics, there isn’t much stability. Which is why I wanted to talk about the steps and skills that you should learn in your garden to sustain you in the event that something happens to our food chain supply. So the first thing I […]
Peas are one of the best vegetables to add to your garden! They are fun to snack on and love the cool weather. They can be planted early, kicking off the garden season and giving you fresh snacks quickly! I have memories of going into my grandmothers garden and enjoying fresh peas. They were one […]
Potatoes are one of the easiest vegetables you can grow. They’re low maintenance which means you can plant them in the ground, in a raised bed, a pot, a bag, a bucket – it doesn’t matter! Beyond being easy to grow, they are high in calories which means they’re a great addition to your garden. […]
Sundried tomatoes are one of the easiest things to make yet are super expensive at the grocery store. In todays article I wanted to take you through everything you need to know about dehydrating tomatoes and rehydrating them to that classic sundried tomato flavour. The Best Tomato Varieties for Sundrying This blog is reader supported. […]
What is AI and How Does It Fit in the Garden? AI is everywhere! Over the past few years the news, social media and many other places have been flooded with stories on AI. AI stands for Artificial Intelligence and it’s technology that is used to replicate human intelligence, doing things that humans normally do […]
Broccoli is a great plant to include in the garden because it can be grown in the cold of spring and fall, making it the perfect crop to fill the garden before the main vegetables come in. When planned properly, you can harvest your broccoli at the same time as you’re planting your tomatoes in […]
Cauliflower is a great addition to your garden because it can be planted early in the season and can save you money on groceries since it’s fairly expensive to buy at the grocery store! Plus it’s overall an interesting plant to watch grow. So why not get in an early crop and also save some […]
Swiss chard is a versatile, low maintenance garden plant that is highly underrated. This leafy green is packed full of nutrients, can be used in many dishes and is easy to grow. What makes Swiss chard so amazing is that it will grow from spring straight through to late fall, giving you food for months. […]
