Spring might feel very far away. But don't worry! You can grow in January too. Here are my five favorite vegetables to grow in winter.
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 finally did a winter sowing in my red grow box! Several different types of leafy greens. I look forward to harvesting them in early spring. Do you want to learn more about growing vegetables in winter? Keep reading!
I'm reusing milk cartons to freeze lots of things from my kitchen. It's really convenient, try it!
It's time to cover my garden with mulch. But the question is: How much mulch should I use?
This large woven compost basket is like a work of art. Do you want to build one too? Read this article to learn how to make your own.
I know it's late, but I have decided that the growing season is not quite over yet. It's still reasonably warm here so I decided to sow new seeds in fall too!
I recently found five branches with new roots on my thornless blackberry bush in the polytunnel. I decided to plant them and now I'm just waiting for them to grow!
I have plenty of lovely cabbage heads in my kitchen garden right now. I made cabbage rolls the other day from my homegrown pointed cabbage. Delicious!
Garlic is one of the staples in my kitchen garden, I can't go without it! Here are my best tips for planting garlic in fall.
