Looking for recipes for your heirloom tomato harvest? Try this tomato and basil frittata that’s so easy and beautiful, your family will think you’ve served up a gourmet meal. What I love about frittatas is that they’re basically a quiche without the crust. This makes them a great breakfast option for gluten-free or ketogenic diets. Personally, I like to let…
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Are you as much a fan of spicy food as I am? I can’t think of many meals that don’t taste better with a kick of heat. Learning how to grow jalapenos in your own garden will provide you with fresh hot peppers for all kinds of cooking. I have to be honest: We always grow way more jalapenos than…
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While tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant need to be started from seed indoors, many homegrown fruits and vegetables are easy to grow when seeded directly in your garden. These vegetables are so easy, all you have to do is drop and grow! These easy to grow vegetable seeds are great choices when you’re gardening with kids. They love to see a…
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You don’t have to be an expert gardener to recognize that it’s a bad sign to find your tomato plant wilting. The downward drooping leaves are certainly an indication that something is wrong. When you see a tomato plant wilting, you’re left wondering: Is it just thirsty or does it have a disease? In some cases, you just need to…
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The first Saturday in May is World Naked Gardening Day. It falls on May 4, 2019, and if you’re thinking of celebrating, make sure you consider these words of wisdom. While we should all be proud of our bodies, it’s not considered socially acceptable to just parade around in our birthday suits. If you choose to indulge in some bare…
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