Sugar snap peas and snow peas are cool-season vegetables that are among the first you can sow outdoors in early spring. If you haven’t grown peas in your garden before, you’re in for a treat! My garden wouldn’t be complete without sugar snap peas climbing up the trellis in my raised beds each spring and…
Mini Succulent Gardens: A DIY Guide to Plantable Gifts
‘Tis the season for teacher gifts, holiday office parties, and those fun ? Secret Santa exchanges. If you’re tired of the same old gift-giving routine, I’ve got the perfect solution: potted succulents! Succulents are the ideal plant for busy people or those who aren’t exactly plant experts. They’re easy to care for and add a…
Festive Christmas Drinks to Celebrate the Season
Are you wondering what to bring to the office party or home gathering this holiday season? Look no further! I’ve got you covered with a list of festive drinks that are sure to impress your guests. From classic cocktails with a wintery twist to refreshing mocktails, these drinks are perfect for any occasion. Mistletoe Mojito:…
Are They Really Gone? Preventing Pests from Overwintering in Your Vegetable Garden
How to Prevent Pests from Overwintering in Your Vegetable Garden As the gardening season winds down, it’s tempting to hang up your gloves and call it a year. But did you know that some of the most common garden pests are already planning their next attack? 🐛 If pests like squash bugs, borers, cabbage worms,…
Teacup Fairy Garden
I’ve always admired those little teacup gardens featured in magazines and shops, so I decided to make one myself. You can purchase a new teacup or find beautiful, affordable options at thrift stores. I prefer ones with saucers so I can decorate the entire set. When I spot a good deal, I buy several for…
Christmas Herbs: Rosemary
Herbs have been valued for thousands of years, with depictions even found in prehistoric cave paintings. It’s no surprise they were commonly used during the time of Jesus, as they were common in Mediterranean landscapes. While reading about the significance of rosemary at Christmas, I was fascinated to learn about its connection to the Nativity…
A Garden Cornucopia: The Symbol of Thanksgiving Abundance
When you think of Thanksgiving, what comes to mind? For many of us, it’s the warmth of family gathered around the table, and the wonderful smells of a home-cooked feast. The cornucopia is often seen at Thanksgiving gatherings and is a symbol that reminds us that our own “horn of plenty” isn’t just about food;…
Sow Gratitude: Download Your Free Grateful Heart Journal
This Grateful Heart Gratitude Journal is my gift to you—a way to sow the seeds of thankfulness and harvest a more peaceful, joyful mindset. As a garden coach, I help people grow fresh, organic vegetables while finding joy in the process. Gardening has taught me that, like plants, gratitude needs daily care to thrive. The…
Thanksgiving Menu Planner
Ready to Plan Your Thanksgiving Feast? Here’s a simple menu planner to get all those dishes organized in one place. No fancy stuff – just space to write down what you’re making. Because sometimes the simplest tools are the most helpful! Just print, grab a pen, and start listing your: Main Dishes Sides Desserts Drinks…
How to Grow Sage: Tips for Harvesting and a Simple Thanksgiving Recipe
Every time I smell sage, I think of Thanksgiving dinner—the stuffing, the roasted turkey, all of it. But sage isn’t just for the holidays. The plant you see in the picture below has been in my raised bed for over three years now! I tucked it into a corner, and it comes back year after…
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