As gardeners, we often think of pests and diseases as mid-summer headaches — but the truth is, many garden problems start early in the season. Whether you’re nurturing tender seedlings indoors or transplanting your first crops into the garden, staying ahead of pests and diseases in March, April, and May can make all the difference […]
One of the absolute best things about keeping a sourdough starter is the endless opportunity to use sourdough discard. If you’ve maintained a starter for any amount of time, you’ve probably realized just how quickly discard accumulates. For some bakers, this can feel like a frustrating waste. But for those who embrace the creative possibilities
Easy Sourdough Discard Crackers: 2 Ingredients. No Rolling or Kneading Read More »
In 2024 I, like many, many, many people, went down the sourdough rabbit hole. It was all over my social media feed. Sourdough benefits and taste were talked about everywhere. In early spring I got gifted a starter so I watched a few videos, read some things and tried it out. Everyone talked about proper
Sourdough for Beginners – It’s Really Not Complicated Read More »
Yes, I said it. I absolutely love summer when the garden is in full bloom. I love spring for the first crop harvest. I love fall for all the preserving abundance. But, in the dead of winter, after all the excitement from the holidays have past and we’ve suffered through a few weeks of cold winter
Winter is My Favorite Gardening Season Read More »
Now that we’re around the mid-point of our growing season, I thought it would be a great time to share our updates. This includes good harvests and bad crops and what we’re already planning from learned experiences this year. What Went Good So Far This Year? The Greenhouse Crops Our greenhouse has provided and continues
Gardening This Week – Mid Summer Update August 17th 2024 Read More »
