Cilantro: The Love-It-or-Hate-It Herb Ever wondered why cilantro seems to divide people into two camps: those who love its bright, citrusy flavor and those who find it soapy or even repulsive? Well, it’s not just you. I tend to fall somewhere in the middle. I can take it in small quantities. But whether you’re a…
Seed Saving Packets
Saving your seeds for next years garden is a great way to save money, and share your garden with friends. I planted zinnias this year from seeds that I had purchased from Bontanical Interest. They did great in the hot humid weather we had this summer. Some of the flowers remained while others had dried…
Relax: Create Your Own Herbal Relaxation Rituals
With endless to-do lists and constant distractions, it can be challenging to find moments of peace and quiet. After a long, hectic day, our minds can race with thoughts and worries, making it difficult to unwind and relax. As a gardener, I’ve discovered that the plants we grow can offer more than just beauty or…
Find Your Calm: A Journaling Guide
In this hectic world, we all need a little downtime. Journaling can help you relax, reflect, and feel less stressed. Whether you’re sipping a cup of herbal tea or just relaxing in your garden listening to the quiet, journaling can be a great way to unwind. Download this 21 page journal, my gift to you,…
Top Performing Fall Vegetables: Grow Carrots, Spinach, Broccoli, and More in Your Autumn Garden
As the excitement of the Summer Olympics is winding down, so are our summer gardens. But that doesn’t mean it’s the end of the gardening season. If you have never grown a fall garden you are in for a treat. The cooler, less humid weather is perfect for many vegetables, keeping them healthy and stress-free….
Fall Vegetable Gardening: Prepare Your Garden For a Successful Harvest
Fall is my favorite time to garden. This summer’s record-breaking heat in North Georgia pushed my garden, and me, to its limits. Thankfully, cooler temperatures have revived my summer crops, but with August winding down, I’m eager to shift focus to my fall garden. Cooler weather, less humidity, and fewer pests make fall gardening a…
Growing Carrots in Your Fall Garden: Sweet and Super Cold-Hardy
When summer starts to wind down, and it’s finally getting a little cooler, it’s the perfect time to think about planting carrots in your garden. Why Fall is the Perfect Time for Carrots Super Cold-Hardy Vegetables: Carrots are one of the toughest vegetables out there. They can handle cold weather better than most other plants,…
7 Must-Have Gardening Tools
Gardening is more than just tossing seeds in the soil and hoping for the best. Just like any project, it requires the right tools to maintain it. Here are 7 essential items to make your gardening easier. Smart Watering Systems: While a good garden hose or watering can are perfectly fine tools, a smart watering…
Maximize Your Garden’s Yield: The Ultimate Guide to Succession Planting Fast-Growing Summer Vegetables
Succession planting is all about keeping your garden beds busy. There are two reasons you may be adding new plants to your garden this summer. You didn’t plant everything all once because you didn’t want a glut of vegetables. Think zuchinni! Or maybe ……..you had a planting that just didn’t do well. It happens to…
Beat the Heat for Our Feathered Friends: Summer Bird Care
Just like our garden plants wilt under the summer sun, the birds are also struggling during this heatwave. By following just a few tips we can keep our gardens thriving and our birds happy, even in the hottest months. Water, Water Everywhere: Extra Water: Provide multiple bird baths throughout your yard. This gives them options…
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