I wondered what hydroponics was all about….
Some people have the space to build big hydroponic systems in their kitchens. I don’t, so a little one will do. On a big uromastyx FB page, some member were […]
Tag Archives: herbs
There is always peace in the garden
On this Memorial Day, we honor those who bravely served our country and gave their lives in the fights. It used to be a good day for large celebrations and […]
Working in the garden….in February.
For anybody who says climate change doesn’t exist, or, worse yet, that it doesn’t matter, you should have seen me the last 2 days working in the garden, at 65 […]
Wilbur strikes again
That’s parsley. Well, it used to be parsley, and now it’s mostly parsley stems. Some readers will remember a blog post about a big fat groundhog who was stealing tomatoes […]
Let the gardening games (finally) begin!
Weather people say it was the coldest, wettest spring in this area since the 1960’s. I just know it was bad for a gardener who wants to get started early, […]
Spring fever this week
We have several beautiful warm days coming before we go back to some colder weather again for a while; normal PA spring routines. I’m always like a little animal and […]
Our garden needs road signs
Most people think of a garden and what they see in their mind is a big, well organized square of nice neat rows. Not here, not our garden. Oh […]
Herbs in the house for the winter
I love to cook with herbs, but only ever made a big effort to grow basil in the kitchen before. This year i decided I had to try some others. […]
Lovage
Here’s an interesting plant. It’s a perennial herb called lovage. Tastes very much like really strong celery. It will get yellow flowers in the fall and the seeds that come from it […]
Summer yard adventures of MaChatte……and me!
I have this wonderful cat. I’ve had a few wonderful cats, but this one is different from all the rest. This one proved to me last summer, the second summer that I had […]
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