It took a few years, but now I'm finally able to take some time off over the holidays. I'm going to spend my first vacation in the kitchen garden of course!
My blackberry bushes always grow extremely large. That's why I need to keep up and prune them as they grow. This is how I prune blackberries at home.
I realize that opening your polytunnel doors in the middle of winter might seem a little strange. But polytunnel ventilation is actually essential to keep your plants healthy. This is how I do it.
It's time to start thinking about what to eat this holiday. Plenty of Christmas vegetables are a must of course!
I can't wait until next year and all of the beautiful cabbages I will get to harvest. Here are some of my favorite cabbage pictures!
It's cold and dark outside, so what could be better than preparing for spring? I do it by growing leafy greens in winter.
I tried winter-sowing beets this year. I did it in two different ways and got lots of beautiful plants in my garden. But did I get any edible beets?
Many of you have been asking me about my lovely new glass jars and bottles. This is where I got them.
