That’s right, it’s not even Summer yet (June 21st marks the official start date), and it’s already time to let our Summer gardens do a …
As some lovely readers have pointed out, this intensely hot “Spring” has not been the most ideal time to attempt to root cuttings. I feel …
I love cucumbers. I could eat nothing but cucumbers for every meal. I sadly have no cucumbers ripening YET, but i’m sure plenty other Austin …
I must preface this by declaring myself a ‘non expert’ when it comes to storing vegetables long term. I have a small garden and a …
It’s the end of the second week of my series on rooting cuttings. Things are not looking quite as optimistic as last week.
For one thing …
It is hot outside. Really, really unseasonally hot. Even without these unusually high temps and overly dry forecasts, it’s about time for us to let …
Walking through the lawn and feel a sharp bite on your arm only to look down and see nothing? Look a little closer: that tiny …
It’s the end of the first week of my propagation project. Follow my progress!
Two things might be on mind when observing your late Spring garden – where did all those tomatoes go and what is that yellow discoloration …
This week’s seasonal lower temps have been glorious, but the lack of rain continues to plague the health of my gardens and lawn. Creepy crawlies …
We were very excited to be featured on Field and Feast this past weekend and encourage you to listen to the podcast if you missed …
Rain Water collection of all kinds is a great way to reduce landscape water use, reduce erosion and recharge our aquifer by letting the water …
Summer brings with it some of the most iconic and delicious vegetables available to us – tomatoes, watermelons, peppers, basil, eggplant, okra, and more. But …
So cabbages seem to be doing well this year. Here is a quick and wonderful coleslaw recipe to utilize those big heads of yours: 1 …
With the holidays quickly approaching, look to your garden for great DIY gifts.