I can remember my Grandma going out every evening into her little garden. She would gently pick some of this, snip some of that and always cut a big bunch of zinnias to brighten her kitchen table. Now I keep my own kitchen garden. Here’s why.
My mother remembers my grandma making this nearly every spring. It was a spring tonic, just what one needed after a long, cold winter…
Gardening in raised beds saves water, your back and may even give you a longer growing season.
Learn hands-on, DIY skills with our new in-store class series, Homemade 101! Also, get to know the instructor of our first class, organic gardener Karen Geiser.
The snow lies deep in the back pasture. The wind whines sharply between the branches of the pine trees and the days remain painfully
Add a garden journal as one of your garden tools and help your garden become an “all you can reap buffet.”
A new year means new maintenance and projects for any homeowner. Get inspired to create your own 2017 home checklist! Here’s a start.
Do you want a beautiful tree that gives you enjoyment all year round, plus delicious late fall fruit? Meet the American Persimmon.
Try our recipes for Fig and Orange Salad or Pork Tenderloin with Fresh Figs and Caramelized Onions and see why no one should overlook this versatile fruit again!
Some will save you money, some are eco-friendly, some are healthier for you, and almost all wll come in very handy during an emergency or power outage. Here are a few simple ways to start doing something with your own two hands, today.
Classic Cowboy Rolls with Cinnamon Honey Butter
Shopping the Old-Fashioned Way with Mrs. Claus at Lehman’s
Roasted Pumpkin Soup and Pumpkin-Shaped Sourdough Loaves Recipe
Winter Beekeeping Tips: How to Help Your Hive Thrive All Season
Multiply Your Houseplants: A Beginner’s Guide to Propagation
The Ultimate Multi-Purpose Tool: A Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove
