A Simple One-Pan Meal That Brings Peace to Busy Evenings There’s something comforting about the smell of dinner already baking when you walk back into the house after feeding animals or running errands. For years, dinnertime felt like a race … Continue reading →
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 →
