It maybe June (can you believe we’re halfway through the year?), but there’s still plenty you can plant for a late summer/fall harvest! (This is an excerpt from my #1 Amazon Bestselling book Organic By Choice: The (Secret) Rebel’s Guide To Backyard Gardening. If you want a great resource to help you grow everything… Read Full Article
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Liana’s Easy Zucchini and Parmesan Soup Recipe For The Over-Abundant Garden!
If you have a glut of zucchini hanging about, turning them into a warming and nutritious soup is simple and rewarding. Even if you don’t have an excess supply of the popular green squash, add them to your grocery list, this soup is worth making. Which Zucchini Are The Best?? When picking… Read Full Article
Make Deb’s Famous Leftover Ham Pasta Salad For An Easy Southern Style Dinner Hit!
Ok, it’s right after Easter….which probably means you’re trying to figure out what the heck to do with all that ham. Well, I invited Deb from Bowl Me Over to set us straight – and her Famous Leftover Ham Pasta Salad is SO EASY to make, even I can do it! This makes… Read Full Article
Get The Most Out of Your Garden: Your Early Spring Planting Guide
Get out the compost and make those raised beds, because spring is almost here. I’m starting my tomato and squash seedlings indoors, and even starting some crops outside (potatoes, anyone?). Now, before you think I’m jumping the gun, here’s the thing about me. I love kale, and I’m not afraid to say it. … Read Full Article
13 Organic Gardening Supplies Every Woman Needs
Getting started with gardening this year? Feeling overwhelmed? (Or just want to get it right the first time?) You need help in choosing the right organic gardening supplies. You can choose to grow organic for life and you can start today. With the right tools, gardening becomes easy, enjoyable, and successful. Let’s do… Read Full Article
3 Square Foot Gardening Plant Spacing Ideas
Square foot gardening plant spacing seems like it should be simple, but if you don’t take companion planting into consideration, then you run the risk of your garden turning into a total flop. NOTHING is worse than doing everything right, only to have a garden that doesn’t yield anything. Ask me how… Read Full Article
