Pruning is the only gardening chore you can do in mud season, because your plants (and the weeds!) are still frozen in the ground. It’s a great excuse to get outside and do something–actual gardening! The weather is very unsettled during mud season, so it’s best to be strategic about what gets pruned when. Your...
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Spice Rack Custom | Your Ideas Handcrafted | Dave the Spice Rack Maker Can
Your Dream Spice Rack – Envisioned by You, Made by Us Organizing your home can be challenging, but Dave can help you with custom kitchen racks to hold all of your spices. Having the right custom spice rack is really important for any home kitchen organizer. A custom spice rack split into several different compartments...
Roasted Sweet Potato Sorghum Salad
This post is in partnership with Bob’s Red Mill. It’s the time of year when I like slightly warm salads. Roasted vegetables tossed in my favorite greens with a tangy dressing; it’s hard to go wrong. I like to bulk up salads using whole grains, like in this sorghum sweet potato salad. Arugula Salad When…...
My 2021 Plant Wishlist
2021 is fast approaching, over the last, maybe year, maybe 18 months. I’ve developed a plan (a 30 year plan) to turn my property into botanical gardens. I am now thinking very long term with my plantings and I’ve been saving bookmarks of plants I want to get in the next year but I thought,...
Vegan Barley Risotto with Squash and Chermoula
This post is in partnership with Bob’s Red Mill. Risotto is a go-to recipe on this site and in my kitchen. Something is comforting about a big dish of creamy grains loaded with vegetables on top. This vegan version uses a simple cashew cream for added flavor in the risotto and a rich squash topping,…...