Addressing Your Most Common Garden+ Questions
Since releasing Garden+ earlier this month, we’ve received a lot of great feedback and suggestions. This post addresses the most common questions we’ve received and lays out our future plans for Garden+.
Since releasing Garden+ earlier this month, we’ve received a lot of great feedback and suggestions. This post addresses the most common questions we’ve received and lays out our future plans for Garden+.
We held a free live webinar this past week! Lots of people are just getting started growing their own food so there were many questions about how to get started!
Come join us for a FREE webinar live for a class about everything you need to how about how to start growing your own food on April 14, 2020 at 8pm CST!
Garden + will be adding in a lot of additional features to help you be successful in growing your own food!
There’s a new version of our app available on both iOS & Android! You can download the update from the App Store or use the links below!
The beauty of rice and having a garden is that you can make this recipe unique every single time you make it! We grow a lot of our own herbs to use in the kitchen right in our backyard and patio. You can as well! It’s easy to do- especially with the From Seed to Spoon app which will walk you through how to start growing all the way from seed to your spoon in the kitchen!
In our first video, John and I discussed his reasons for wanting to grow food and we talked about what he wanted to grow. Since then, he purchased everything he needed and now we’re going to plant together over the Internet! Join us as we plant his thyme, basil, oregano, sage, dill, and onions and talk about each as we plant!
We’ve had a lot of people ask us recently about how to start growing food. John is one of my friends that’s interested in growing food and you can listen to us chat about how to start growing! He’s particularly interested in growing herbs for cooking, so we cover everything about that and much more!
February is a very busy month for those who are gardening! Even though it may feel really cold out, there’s still quite a bit that you can do this month!
Boysenberries are a cross between blackberries, raspberries, and loganberries. They are fairly easy to grow and are well worth the reward! Boysenberry bushes can grow very tall and will require a trellis to help support the height. Boysenberry bushes will continue to give fruit year after year, however it usually takes a year for the plant to first produce berries. You can cut any canes that produce fruit at the base after the season is over since they won’t produce again.