We love to grow beets because they’re full of vitamins, and the entire plant can be eaten. The greens from beets are great in salad mixes, and the roots are a sweet, earthy addition to a vegetable juice.
We’ve had an unexpected cool-down in August and it’s been wonderful. We’ve started planting our fall season crops and the kids planted carrots, beets, and lettuce this weekend. We also let Junior play out in the garden for the first time and caught his first time standing on camera!
We’ll be planting more of this as well as other fall crops like cabbage, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, spinach, kale, garlic, peas, and beans over the coming weeks.
Heirloom Heritage offers a journey back in time through its curated collection of heirloom plants, each with a unique story and flavor. This collection is a celebration of biodiversity and gardening tradition, connecting you to the rich tapestry of the past with every seed planted. Cultivate a garden that’s not just about the harvest, but about preserving the legacy of heirloom varieties for future generations. Rediscover the original tastes and stories of our botanical heritage with Heirloom Heritage.
The Rainbow Garden is like a splash of all your favorite colors in one spot. It’s super colorful, full of different plants that together look just like a real rainbow. This garden isn’t just easy on the eyes; it’s a buzzing spot for all sorts of friendly bugs and birds too. It’s all about mixing it up, bringing nature right to your doorstep in the coolest way. Imagine chilling in your own slice of a rainbow, where every color tells a story, and the vibe is just peaceful and happy. It’s not your regular garden; it’s a little piece of magic, showing off what happens when you let nature go wild with colors.
Welcome to the Juicing Garden! This is where flavor meets health in a big, delicious splash. Imagine chilling in the coolest, greenest spot in town, sipping on the freshest juices that taste like sunshine in a glass. Zesty, sweet, or earthy – we’ve got it all. New to juicing or already a fan? Doesn’t matter, you’re gonna love it here. We’re all about keeping it fun, fresh, and full of good vibes. So drop by, kick back, and let’s dive into some juicy goodness together. Get ready to feel awesome – it’s juicing time!
As the seasons change, so does the garden. Cool weather crops offer the opportunity to extend the growing season and enjoy fresh produce beyond the typical summer months. This guide provides detailed instructions for starting and caring for a variety of cool-weather crops available from Park Seed, ensuring your garden thrives even as temperatures drop.
As the gardening season approaches, the excitement of seed shopping fills the air. Gardeners everywhere are stocking up on seeds for the upcoming planting season. However, with a plethora of seed packets comes the challenge of organization. Keeping your seeds organized not only makes your gardening more efficient but also ensures that no seed goes unused. If you find yourself overwhelmed with packets of seeds and unsure of how to store them, you’re in luck. We’ve discovered a perfect solution that’s not only effective but also adds a personal touch to your gardening preparations.
As January’s frosty embrace begins to loosen in February, the gardening community is filled with excitement for the approaching season. Despite February’s lingering chill, it marks a pivotal period for both preparation and foresight. This time is rich with opportunity for all gardeners, whether you bring years of experience or are newly initiated into the joys of gardening, to lay the groundwork for a prosperous and rewarding year. Drawing on Carrie from Seed to Spoon’s expert advice, we’ll explore the crucial activities that should populate your February gardening agenda, setting the stage for a flourishing garden.
Embarking on your gardening journey can be both exciting and a bit intimidating. The key to a rewarding experience is starting with plants that are forgiving and easy to grow. Here’s a list of top plants perfect for beginners, ensuring a successful and enjoyable start to your gardening adventure.
Winter gardening can be a rewarding and delicious way to extend your growing season and enjoy fresh produce even in the coldest months. However, it can also be challenging, with frost, freezing temperatures, and shorter days all working against your plants. Fortunately, with the right knowledge and tools, you can successfully grow a winter garden and reap the benefits of fresh, homegrown food even in the dead of winter. Here are 10 tips for a […]
