Yes, you can grow quinoa at home!
(Can you spot the ladybug?) Quinoa is a seed with a lovely, light flavour and a bit of chewiness. The first time I
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Growing tomatoes is a must for home gardeners
There is nothing more symbolic of home gardening than the tomato. And with good reason: the closer a tomato is grown to home,
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Columnar basil – a miracle!
Love the taste of basil? Ever get tired of it producing nothing but seeds by the end of the summer? Interested in an
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Seed starting: how and when
Starting your plants from seed has several advantages. First, it’s cheaper than buying small plants from your local nursery. Second, you can find
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Brew your own roasted dandelion root tea
We have been waging war on dandelions growing in our yard for years. We think we have dug them all up, and then
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An oil-free basil and pecan pesto
When planning your garden, think about growing some fresh herbs such as basil. We grow a variety called columnar basil, which has the advantage
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How to make origami pots for seedlings
Finding the right sized pot to grow seedlings has always been a challenge for me. Bigger seeds, like zucchini, need bigger pots, and
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Garden planning: a game of Tetris
Planning your garden – what to plant, and where to put it – is critical if you want to maximize your yield from
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Sprouting your way to a winter harvest
Winter in Canada is a bit of a downer when it comes to home-grown food. Nothing will grow outdoors, because the ground is
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About this site: zero mile grub
grub (\’grǝb\) verb: to search for something by digging or turning over earth noun: food (source: dictionary.cambridge.org) Howdy, I’m Nicole, and welcome to
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