Gardening doesn’t have to mean growing all your vegetables or getting your family to eat insane amounts of zucchini and kohlrabi. This winter, try planning a pizza garden! You can grow the ingredients you need to make a delicious homemade pizza for you and your family. Pizza gardens are also a great way to get … Continue reading Grow a Pizza Garden
We’ve discussed what to plant this fall quite a bit on this blog. You may have seen one of our last posts about great heirlooms for the fall garden and currently be sowing or transplanting radishes, carrots, beets, cabbages, and other crops into your plot. These traditional crops often make up the backbone of the … Continue reading 4 Unusual Perennials to Plant This Fall
Here in the Southeast, June is an exciting time in the garden. Depending on your zone, you’ll be harvesting various crops like the last of the spring snap peas and broccoli and the first tomatoes, cucumbers, and squash of the year. It’s also a time where staying on top of the garden chores is critical … Continue reading Late June Garden Checklist
