When I Walk Quietly in the Morning Garden | The Hungry Gap
I cannot write this morning. I’m still recovering and my brain cells need to be dusted off by warm air and sunshine. But Rick Visser can write. And he does write about topics close to my heart. Here...
View ArticleGardening Means Living The Good Life
The approach of Spring always makes me thing about all the reasons I garden. There are obvious ones: Gardening can mean the difference between eating, at all or eating well. Gardening saves money! No...
View ArticleGrowing Season Begins! Tips for Getting Ready
It’s time! The weather is relenting; the cold retreating. Birds are singing and trees are putting on their Spring buds. It’s gardening season and I have some tips for you on how to make the most of...
View ArticleWhat is landscaping? – ArtyPlantz
I love this essay; I love the underlying thought and philosophy it is base on. What is landscaping? – ArtyPlantz. Looking out my kitchen window at my back yard, I have never thought of what’s Back...
View ArticleMargaret Roach Holds Open House
If you live anywhere near Margaret Roach’s New York home, you should sign up for her open house in May. Roach, who has written three books including ” A Way to Garden, I Shall Have Some Peace There and...
View ArticleAvoid GMO Food – GROW YOUR OWN!
Cool weather and cool raised bed of a 55 Chevy truck making for happy lettuce, spinach and onions. Organic gardening is the easiest, best way to avoid all the GMO foods currently on the market –...
View ArticleSaturday Night at the Strathcona Community Garden | kalegrower
Gardening inspiration comes in all shapes and sizes but here’s one I hadn’t thought of…a community garden. Gardening is good for body and soul. I know they are big in England and there are some here in...
View ArticleFree Organic Gardening Book
If you ever wanted to learn all about organic gardening, the good, the bad and the ugly…just sign up for this blog and sit back. Every week or so, I am going to upload a chapter of my organic gardening...
View ArticleWho Gardens in January?
I mean, really? It's a bit hard to dig through that! But you can garden! Even in frozen Pennsylvania, January is a perfect month to get started. All you have to do is answer a few questions: What do...
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