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Hi! We’re Dale & Carrie Spoonemore, the creators of From Seed to Spoon.
We started growing food in 2015 in an effort to live healthier lives. Growing food & the lifestyle associated radically improved our lives and we created the free “From Seed to Spoon” garden planner app to make it easy for you to grow your own food too!
Between raising our kids and working our day jobs in software and nursing to pay the bills, we learned to code and built our free app to make it easy for anyone to grow their own food! We remember how lost and overwhelmed we felt when we started, and our From Seed to Spoon app simplifies the whole process for you, with planting dates calculated for where you live!
We also share growing tips and tricks straight from our garden on social media. We’d love for you to connect with us!
Discover the easiest way to grow carrots in your garden using seed tape! This method takes the guesswork out of spacing and makes planting a breeze. Learn step-by-step tips for using seed tape and find out how Park Seed’s Sow Effortless Collection can simplify your gardening even more. Let’s make growing carrots fun and hassle-free!
Making pickles from your home-grown cucumbers is a fantastic way to enjoy the fruits of your labor all year long! Pickling not only preserves your cucumbers but also enhances their flavor, turning them into a delicious snack or condiment. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through a simple recipe to turn your garden-fresh cucumbers into mouth-watering pickles. Let’s get started!
Friends that are interested in trying to grow some of their own food have reached out to me and asked what they should do to get started. Much like I was when I started, they’re often overwhelmed by all of the various information out there about how to grow food and have no idea where to start. Here are the four simple steps I give anyone that asks me what they should do to get started with growing some of their own food
