digging up my backyard, one vegetable at a time
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This past week I tagged along on one of the HH’s business trips {because HELLO, a free paid mini vacation?!}. In our downtime, we visited Filoli Mansion and its amazing gardens. I had actually been there once before with my friend Harriet a few years back, and I loved it so much I thought I’d Read More >>
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If there is one thing I LOVE in this world, it is homemade jam. For whatever reason, I can’t seem to get enough of it. Spooned over toast, stirred in to my morning oatmeal, or poured over vanilla ice cream, I could eat jam every single day {and sometimes I do}. In case you didn’t Read More >>
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Drying herbs is an easy way to put up your garden harvest. And honestly, dried herbs from your garden vs. dried herbs will blow your mind {and your taste buds}. The herbs from your garden will not be exposed to so many heat fluctuations {from shipping}, bright florescent lights in the stores {for who knows Read More >>
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Do you grow pumpkins? They take up a ton of room in the garden, but there is nothing better come fall than strolling out to your pumpkin patch. That’s why I typically integrate them right into my landscaping for the gardening season. I usually grow some for decorating the front porch and some for pie Read More >>
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Last night I picked up a set of 25 sweet potato slips from the local greenhouse for $4.50. I’ve never grown them before, but for that price, I decided I could do some diggin’ {literally and figuratively} and figure it out. Not only was I up for the challenge of trying something new, but I Read More >>
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