By now, your indoor tomato seeds have emerged successfully from the soil and will spend the next several weeks growing into robust seedlings to plant… Read More »Solo Cup Tomato Seedlings Part Three: Growth & Nurturing
When we are happy or feeling a general sense of well-being, we’re experiencing the benefits of serotonin. You may be interested to learn that there… Read More »Cultivating Joy: Gardening’s Impact on Serotonin Levels
At first glance, the term cold stratification may present as complicated; but it truly is a simple process if you are interested in starting Echinacea… Read More »Echinacea – Cold Stratification
Paring back has long been on my agenda; and this week pantry organization tops my list! We all know it’s time to tackle a cabinet… Read More »Functional Pantry Organization
Welcome back – today’s conversation is Part Two of starting tomato seedlings indoors using a double Solo Cup method. I’ve linked Part One right here… Read More »Solo Cup Tomato Seedlings Part Two: Germination
This week’s project is starting tomato seedlings in Solo Cups. The promise of spring planting is right around the corner; prompting consideration of renewed garden… Read More »Solo Cup Tomato Seedlings Part One
This crispy crust cast iron pizza is a weeknight tradition for us. It comes together very quickly when you have pre-made dough and tomato sauce… Read More »Crispy Crust Cast Iron Pizza
Today’s topic is Heirloom Seeds – Come bloom with me! As we await the approach of spring, our thoughts turn to the garden. The first… Read More »Beginner Gardener: Heirloom Seeds
Hello all – my recipe post for low sugar/starch horse treats has been popular with you, so today, I’d like to share additional healthy treat… Read More »Low Sugar/Starch Horse Treat Choices
By following a simple seasoning process, I now have a set of virtually non-stick cast iron cookware in my kitchen! If you’re like me, you… Read More »Non-Stick Cast Iron