Humans have been preserving food for eons. Since before 12,000 B.C. according to archaeological findings. Ancient humans preserved food through sun and wind in temperate climates and through freezing in …
You may be admiring a special rose, or planning to give one as a gift, and you’re wondering about the rose symbolism and meaning by colors. Roses have long been …
Most edible plants are gifts that return to you more than it costs to buy and grow them. Perennial vegetables are the gift that keeps on giving, season after season …
Growing lemon balm, Melissa officinalis L, is – like most mints — a perennial herb that’s easy to grow and easy to spread! We’ll cover here growing lemon balm in …
What Weeds Tell You About Your Soil Health Have you ever noticed how some weeds grow in one area and not another? It turns out you can learn what you …
Himalayan Sweet Box – a Hardy, Sweet Smelling, Shade Loving, Evergreen Groundcover Each year before spring, in zone 7a, there’s a certain glossy ground cover — the fragrant sweet box …
An Early Spring Pollinator and Fragrant Perennial Ornamental Landscape Shrub A favorite early spring flowering shrubs in our garden is the white blossomed Baby’s Breath Spirea, Spiraea thunbergii. These beautiful …
Whether you’re a beginner at gardening, or a seasoned gardener, now, in these strange and chaotic times, we encourage you to grow your own “Victory Garden”. To be a victory …
We got inspired by these desert garden ideas from GardensAll Facebook community member, Linda Gray in Arizona. No matter your grow zone, you’ll enjoy seeing this desert yoga garden space, …
As soon as the first local “Frost Alert” has been issued and it looks like our more tender crops will be taken out by Mr. Jack, we get out the …