In the Garden

Freezing fresh green beans is the quickest and easiest way to put aside some of your summer harvest for later. Whether you have rows and rows of slender beans or …

The jewel of mid-summer, the mighty blueberry, is one of the easiest fruits to grow. Beautiful blueberry bushes produce sweet purple-blue orbs each summer (hopefully) and don’t require too much …

Looking for a way to spruce up the patio or garden area for cheap? These DIY tin can lanterns are just the thing to bring a bit of ambiance to …

If you’ve been hesitant to jump on the composting train, then I may have an easy solution for you. Direct composting (or trench composting) may be the answer you’re looking …

Gathering the fruits of our labor is one of a gardener’s greatest pleasures. Walking amongst rows, boxes, or pots and seeing what has grown under your care is truly amazing. …

Bunnies, bunnies, bunnies… they are big time garden lovers around here. Who can blame them with all of the tasty treats growing all around? Over the past four years, our …

As gardening season hits full swing, I’ve been inspired to find ways to bring a bit of whimsy and fun to the garden. Carole at Garden Up Green got me …

Nothing is a bigger garden bummer than to have big beautiful squash or zucchini plant suddenly die. One day your plant is big and bountiful and the next it looks as …

This post may contain affiliate links for your convenience. This simply means any purchases made through links on this page go to support this blog at no extra cost to …

Seed starting time is officially here. And if you live in the deep south, then you’ve probably already started some or all of your garden seeds. I absolutely love getting …