Broccoli sprouts are one of the more challenging sprouts to grow at home. They can be finicky and because of the high sulfur content they can quickly turn to a slimy, smelly mess in the jar if they ... Read More about How to Grow Broccoli Sprouts So They Aren’t Slimy
When designing your edible garden with permaculture in mind, you want to consider growing zones around fruit trees that offer understory fruit, as well as pollinator food and nurse plants to support ... Read More about 9 Quick Producing Fruit to Grow in Your Edible Garden in Zone 3
Microgreen seeds are garden seeds with a few quirky characteristics. Your normal garden seeds may or may not work for microgreens. And to confuse matters not every seed suppliers offers seeds for ... Read More about Where to Buy Microgreen Seeds and Which Seed Suppliers to Avoid This Year
Candied ginger and crystallized ginger are two different candies. One is fudge-like, firm and crumbly. The other is firm, chewy, and covered in sugar crystals. This recipe for crystalized ginger is ... Read More about Candied Ginger Recipe that is Chewy, Sweet, and Failproof
The 2020 Pandemic birthed a whole new generation of home gardeners and a seed shortage for seasoned growers. We are older and wiser now. If we all work together we can ensure that there will be no ... Read More about 12 Ways to Prevent a Seed Shortage While We Welcome New Gardeners
Learn how to grow microgreens in your kitchen year round and keep your salad bar full of juicy, fresh greens, even if don't have a garden. Microgreens are baby plants, much like sprouts but grown ... Read More about Grow Enough Greens in your Kitchen to Keep Your Salad Bowl Full, Even If You Don’t Have a Garden
