It’s time to start tomato seeds (or late for some of us), and every year we run the risk of mixing up seeds and plant tags. The result: mystery tomatoes!
More than a few people have shared with me that 2021 felt like another 2020. For myself, I can say it was a blur. I spent the bulk of the year reviewing edits on my novel, promoting that new fruit gardening book I wrote,
In warm-winter climates it’s time to do a few things. Here’s some inspiration for upcoming tasks, along with moments to enjoy from our Test Garden.
The Gardenerd Test Garden is now fully planted and life is popping up from the soil. Whether you are just getting started on your fall garden, or shutting down for winter, we offer these images as inspiration for your next garden.
New life emerges in the garden as cooler temperatures take hold. Brassicas, root veggies, citrus, and cover crops become the focus here at Gardenerd HQ. It’s our favorite growing season, and recent rainfall earlier this week makes it even more enjoyable.
Summer has given way to fall, and while it’s still hot in places, the gardener’s eye is set on cooler, shorter days.
As summer fades, we’re capturing those savory and sweet flavors in meals and desserts. We can freeze them for later and enjoy them any time. Here are some of the things we’re mak
It’s that time where it’s too soon to plant fall crops in Los Angeles (watching the 10-day forecast for temps under 73 degrees), and the summer garden is waning.