Today’s post is brought to you in sponsorship with Stonyfield & High Mower Seeds. All opinions are 100% my own. If you are new to gardening there may be many terms that you are uncertain about. One question that I have been asked is-what really is the difference between a Hybrid, Heirloom or Organic seeds? There …
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Spring is here and it is time to get your garden in planting shape! Gardens need to be cleaned up, maintained, and refreshed after every planting season, especially after winter. Don’t forget that the soil needs to be prepped and then allowed to rest for a few days before spring planting begins. Here are tips …
Today’s article sharing gardening tips is a sponsored post. For many of us, the dream is to live self-sufficiently. It may be a simple life, but trading in stressful 9 – 5 hours for a vegetable filled back garden and free range chickens providing delicious eggs for breakfast every morning is a haven for busy …
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Having fresh herbs to use in the kitchen is a great reason to garden. Cut off what you need for that night’s red sauce or even dry herbs to use throughout the year. To get the best bang for your bang, growing from seed is the best. The other awesome advantage is that you can …
It’s Springtime i.e. time to get into the garden and grow something! The days are starting to get longer and the sun is shining (mostly) and it is the perfect time to grow your own vegetable gardens. Here are vegetables to plant (or start) in March/April for most zones. Spinach and Lettuce Both spinach and …
