Too-Sweet Defeat
Maybe I was basking in the joy of my mulberry harvest a little too blithely. Maybe I shouldn't have taken the lazy way out of making jam by…
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Mulberry Joy
I was told that mulberry season is over. Apparently our backyard mulberry tree didn't get the memo. We are still gathering berries every day, though the peak occurred…
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GMO OMG: View the Trailer
I'll be watching this one-- will you? [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/58863554[/vimeo]
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Fast Friday Tip: Lettuce Lattice
Lettuce lattice....trying saying that 3 times fast! Okay, I just did. It's not actually very difficult. :) Even less difficult is using scrap lattice in your garden. This is…
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Six Ways with Sour Cherries
My sister-in-law Casey has a really gorgeous sour cherry tree in her front yard. In an attempt to further my foraging skills, I decided I'd pick a whole bunch…
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Sturdy Tomato Trellis
Earlier in the spring I'd posted a short note about making a cat's cradle for tomatoes. Though I am still using cages in my raised beds, I'm always looking for…
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Plant-in-a-Bag Garden
Melon Tigger seeds. They are almost other-worldly! So I've had this bag of potting soil sitting around for weeks. And I've had this package of adorable looking melons waiting…
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Book Review: Home Sweet Home Grown
Homesweet Homegrown: How to Grow, Make and Store Food, No Matter Where You Live by Robyn Jasko My rating: 5 of 5 stars There really is no shortage of gardening…
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Empty Lots, City Codes
Originally posted at LittleBigHarvest [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-Sm-QZs8uM[/youtube] First of all, let me just say that the video above gets me very excited! A group taking action, doing exactly the thing I…
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