YouTube: How to Process Pomegranates – No Mess!
It's hard to process pomegranates, to remove the arils, without making a mess. But our latest video helps you do it quickly without getting red juice everywhere.
Our pineapple is growing every week. Soon it will be ready to harvest.
Wordless Wednesday: Dog Days of Summer
As the dog days of summer wind down, we harvest, dry, freeze, & can the rewards from this season's effort. Here's some inspiration for you.
YouTube: How to Prune Artichokes
At the end of the season don't pull those artichokes! Christy shares how to prune artichoke plants after they finish producing
Serve it up!
Recipe: Avocado Chocolate Mousse
We've been talking about this avocado chocolate mousse recipe since mentioning it on our podcast back in 2016.
YouTube: How to Save Artichoke Seeds
Our latest video shows you how to save artichoke seeds using one common household utensil that makes the job a whole lot easier. Christy shares this trick she learned from an artichoke breeder more than a decade ago.
Mothballs In the Garden
Recently I was interviewed for an article on Martha Stewart.com about using mothballs in the garden.
YouTube: What to Do With Fresh Corn That Didn’t Fully Pollinate
Sometimes your fresh corn looks beautiful when you harvest it, sometimes you get corn that didn't fully pollinate, or worse, overripe corn.
It's cilantro season (sorry tomatoes!). We grow a lot and use as much as we can for soups and stews, then freeze some for summer.
In the News: Cyclospora Parasite Outbreak
News about recalls and outbreaks like the recent cyclospora parasite makes us grateful that we grow most of our salad greens at home
Clean your seed trays for healthy, happy seedlings.
YouTube: How to Clean Your Seed Trays
Our latest video shares how to clean your seed trays after you've transplanted seedlings out into the garden. Christy shows you how.
The sweet corn is coming in beautifully.
Wordless Holiday
The U.S. recently turned 250 years old over the 4th of July holiday. Here's some inspiration as we celebrate a bountiful harvest.