When I did this earlier in the year, it was technically a bit late in the season. This year I…
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The Dirty Dozen
No, not that dirty dozen. This one refers to the top 12 most toxic produce in the marketplace. That isn’t…
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Bio Remediation: Sunflowers and Kale
I’ve been looking into home ownership lately and it led me to think a lot about the idea of planting…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About: Fungi Perfecti
So maybe ‘seed company’ isn’t the right word, but Fungi Perfecti should absolutely be on your list. Fungi have a…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About: Adaptive Seeds
Adaptive Seeds is part of the same network of growers as Wild Garden Seeds and it really shows in their…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About: High Country Gardens
This is one of those rare companies whose catalog I receive that isn’t at least half vegetables. In fact, they…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About: Wild Garden Seed
I can’t remember exactly what it was I was looking for when I found Wild Garden Seed, but I do…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About: Seed Savers Exchange
Last week, I went over a smaller company that may not have been on the radar for many of my…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About: Ohio Heirloom Seeds
Thank you all for waiting patiently for my fingers to mend. They are still sore and need to heal a…
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Of Pain, Seeds and Tomatoes
I’ve suffered a plasma donation related injury today that makes it very difficult to type. I’d intended to begin the…
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Ribs and Seeds
In keeping with last week’s Monday post, I was thinking of offering up a new recipe. To this end, I…
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Mother Earth Monday – Companion Planting Chart
A while ago, I came across this little list and thought it could be useful for some people. If you…
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