YouTube: How to Prevent Sunscald
Our latest video shares a tip for how to prevent sunscald when temperatures fluctuate or are extreme.
Our latest video shares a tip for how to prevent sunscald when temperatures fluctuate or are extreme.
Weeks ago I did "gate closing" at my community garden at sunset. It gave me a chance to walk through the garden. Here's some of the eye candy.
Donna from Relaxed Gardener sent me their watering wand to review at Gardenerd HQ. We had a true need for a replacement, so I welcomed the chance to review this new product.
In this issue: August in the Garden - End of Summer Video: How to Process Pomegranates - No Mess! Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Preserving the Harvest Gardenerd Product of the Month: Bolting to Seed - a New Novel 1. August in the Garden - End of Summer Technically summer doesn't end until next month, but with kids back in school and days getting shorter, we all feel fall coming on. SoCal summers seem to go on forever, and that's…
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.
At the end of the season don't pull those artichokes! Christy shares how to prune artichoke plants after they finish producing
We've been talking about this avocado chocolate mousse recipe since mentioning it on our podcast back in 2016.
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.
In this issue: July in the Garden - Taking a Break Video: How to Save Tomato Seeds Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Podcast - Summer Tips with Christy Gardenerd Product of the Month: Bolting to Seed - a New Novel 1. July in the Garden - Taking a Break July is often funky for gardeners. The garden beckons, but so does vacation. Right when tomatoes are turning colors, we head off on a trip, and I have spent a lot…
News about recalls and outbreaks like the recent cyclospora parasite makes us grateful that we grow most of our salad greens at home