Mulch for the Herb Garden
I now have my summer pile of mulch. Size-wise it’s up there with a Chevy Pick Up- so it should last awhile. Continue reading
Happy Valentines Day
…humorous Valentine video… Continue reading
The Eagles Have Flown
Bald Eagles! They were hanging out in the cornfields and flying… Continue reading
Freezing Sage
Sage is not much bothered by pests, but by habit, the dried herb still goes into the freezer for a few weeks. Continue reading
Peekaboo Chives
The potted chives that have been dormant and resting in the snow for a few months are ready to get growing again. For them Spring has Sprung-even if they come indoors during a January blizzard! Continue reading
Growing Weeds
Weeding…
You either love it and find it relaxing or you hate it and would rather be tied naked to an anthill.
Regardless of your feelings weeding still needs to be done.
Weeds not only look messy in the garden and in pots, they… Continue reading
Reading Seed Packets
Do you know how to read a seed packet?
There are lots of companies out there, and each will list different information on their seed packages. In this video I explain a few of the things you might find on a seed packet and what… Continue reading
Growing Herbs
I mentioned back a few months ago that the new online herb growing video courses were in the works… Continue reading
Frosty Herb Gardener
Yes, it’s me with woolcicles forming on my face gear. And yes, I know my cold weather gear is not color coordinated.
I took a leisurely stroll out to the greenhouse yesterday morning to check on things. It’ was a balmy -2* inside the greenhouse and naturally… Continue reading
Herbs In The Snow
It started snowing earlier so I took a few shots of these Echinacea (or Purple Cone Flower) seeds heads before the snow got heavy.
I like to leave the seed heads on a lot of my flowers and herbs out in the garden. Birds and… Continue reading
