This is the second year of building a hoop greenhouse from a cattle panel. I took what I learned from last year and improved on it this year. It is only a temporary greenhouse (I said that last year, too! … Continue reading →
Whether in a crisis, for self reliance, or convenience, people turn to plants for both food and medicine. And there are some plants that will vanish faster than all others in a crisis. The only way to make sure you … Continue reading →
January – Zone 6b Early Yellow Globe OnionChivesSnapdragonsGolden CeleryCatnip February Early Yellow Globe OnionSpring onionsChivesParsleyMintKaleLittle Gem Romaine Lettuce March Mid-to-end BrassicasLeafy GreensCilantroPlant outside if soil has dried out Peas Onions & leek seedlings toward end of March Beets, turnips, radishes, … Continue reading →
Life is too long to spend feeling miserable, and too short to waste a minute of. Pain, digestive issues, lack of energy…they all affect your mood, weight, and every little detail of your life, from the simplest daily activities to … Continue reading →
See Who’s Speaking at this year’s Art of The Horseman Online Fair December 2020 – Over 40 Guest Speakers – click here for free ticket! I grew up on ponies and horses. After I got married my husband and I … Continue reading →
