Saving Heirloom Green Bean Seed
Saving heirloom green bean seed is so easy! And it’s a great way to save on organic seeds for your vegetable garden next year.
Saving heirloom green bean seed is so easy! And it’s a great way to save on organic seeds for your vegetable garden next year.
{The Kitchen Garden mid-October, just before the first frost… not pretty thanks to wind damage, but still doing well} {The Kitchen Garden, 2 weeks later… all cleaned up except for celeriac, lettuce, brussels sprouts, and bunching onions} Can you tell my garden photographer is working out of the home this summer? He’s never around when…
Lettuce got bitter? If you don’t need the garden space for another crop, here are 7 great reasons to let your heirloom lettuce plants go to seed.
Two words. Chickens. Wind. Frankly I can’t tell which force was most destructive to my garden though I will say that the wind did its work much more quickly. About a week ago, you know just when I was going to have the gardens photographed in all their splendor, a terrific storm hit us and…
I have a love/hate relationship with July gardening. I love that the weeds have slowed down… (Or did I finally get my mulch thick enough?) I can spend some time doing other things, focus on some home education. (Our Agrarian School Calendar has us taking time off in April & May then September & October,…
{Kitchen Garden 1st Week of June} {Kitchen Garden mid-June} {Kitchen Garden 1st Day of July} {Rain} Have I mentioned that it rained last month? Let me clarify that statement. The last week of May, I posted how frightfully dry our spring had been and our great concern that it was going to be a drought…