What to Plant in December in USDA Zones 9-10
While the rest of the country is shoveling snow, gardeners in zones 9-10 are still harvesting tomatoes and planting new ones! With average December temperatures ranging from 65°F to 75°F …
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12 Edible Gift Ideas from Your Garden
There are so many tasty edible gift ideas you can make from your garden: hot sauces, jellies, herb blends, salad dressings, teas, you name it! You can infuse vodkas by …
Is Forgetfulness the True Joy of Gardening?
I've had more than a few surprises in my gardening experience, as I'm sure you have. There was the time I found a family of rabbits living in some weeds …
Cluck Yeah! 5 Versatile Chicken Breast Recipes for Every Kind of Day
Life's a whirlwind, isn't it? One day you're racing against the clock, wishing you'd had the foresight to toss something in the slow cooker. The next, you're reveling in the …
Foolproof Greek Chicken: 30-Minute Mediterranean Magic
Today, I'm excited to share a recipe that's become my go-to for those nights when you want to impress without the stress. It's a Greek chicken dish that's so simple, …
Greek-Inspired Oregano Chicken
Transport your taste buds to the sun-drenched shores of the Mediterranean with our delectable Greek-Inspired Oregano Chicken. …
Perennial Plants Gone Wild
I envy those who live in warm climates, where "tender perennials" are simply "perennials" to them. Each year I plant perennial plants like lavender, knowing that it will die in …
Discover The Right Essentials For An Amazing Indoor Veggie Garden
Creating an indoor veggie garden can be a truly rewarding and enjoyable experience. Not only does it allow you to bring the joys of gardening right into the comfort of …
Spices vs. Herbs: An Introduction to Growing Your Own
Let's talk about spices and herbs. Or spices vs. herbs if you prefer, because there can be some serious debate around what's what. Admittedly, it gets a bit confusing, especially …
Chicken & Rice Soup
Chicken and rice soup sounds a lot like congee — also known as rice porridge — but hold your horses (or your chickens) because it’s worth noting that there’s a …
