In a month that should be filled with road trips, hikes, and swimming holes, it can feel daunting to get much of anything done off of our July garden chores list.…
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Summer has just begun, and unfortunately, so has the sweltering Georgia heat. Despite the feeling of our faces melting off, Ryan and I have been pushing forward in the garden. The…
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Since my first season of gardening, tomatoes have always been a staple. Every year we at least grow a few just to have that fresh taste of summer. Truth is Kristyn…
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We’ve been getting a lot of folks writing in with concerns over our DIY carpenter bee trap. We built the trap we for carpenter bees 2 years ago and the post…
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When June arrives in Georgia, the hot humid weather is pretty much here to stay. This year already seems like it’s going to be a hot one, so knocking out our…
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Last year, we built our bamboo garden arbor spanning the distance between our raised beds to use as a cucumber trellis. After realizing that we still didn’t have enough cucumbers to keep up…
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Beneficial nematodes have been a favorite natural pest management solution of mine for years. As my houseplant collection grew in college, I began to deal with swarms of fungus gnats. After…
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When the number of plants in your garden starts increasing, it becomes easy to forget who is who. Plant tags and labels become an important garden tool especially when you have multiple varieties…
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Our garden never sleeps, not even through the winter. With our cold frames protecting crops through the cold season, we get the satisfaction of harvesting produce like leeks in the spring.…
