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
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
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
I stumbled upon potted gooseberries at one of my favorite hide-away shops that stocks organic, reasonably priced plants. I didn’t know a whole lot about… Read More »Adding Gooseberries to the Garden
This DIY seed starting template is a precise and easy way to evenly distribute vegetable and flower seeds in small beds or container gardens. When… Read More »Seed Starting Template For Small Spaces
These seven patio plants that deter mosquitoes will enhance outdoor seating areas while providing an eco-friendly bug barrier. Herb selections not only provide a simple… Read More »Seven Patio Plants that Deter Mosquitoes
Are you interested in growing wild za’atar? Za’atar (origanum syriacum) is an herb in the Lamiaceae (mint) family that is widely used in Mediterranean cuisine. … Read More »Wild Za’atar
Rhubarb is one of the friendship plants in my garden. It was given to me by a neighbor who has an interest in natural landscaping… Read More »Rhubarb in the Garden