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Shicole
Oct 17, 20171 min read
The Power of Food: Seven Short Stories
I'm excited to share I am one of seven storytellers selected to speak during the 2017 Spirit & Place Power Festival during the Power of...
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Shicole
Oct 12, 20171 min read
Brussels sprouts aren't that bad; our kids love them
Brussels Sprouts make the list of hated vegetables for many people. Many people's hatred comes from an experience eating overcooked...
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Shicole
Sep 30, 20171 min read
Making Grape Juice
Once you taste fresh homemade juice, you don't want to go back to drinking store bought juice. This is how I felt when I first made grape...
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Shicole
Sep 27, 20171 min read
Using Leftover Beet Juice
Although beets come in different varieties and can be striped like a peppermint, typically when someone mentions beets, you see a picture...
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Shicole
Sep 26, 20171 min read
Indeterminate vs Determinate Tomatoes
One of the first plants I grew was a tomato plant. Once my grandmother was getting up in age and taking care of a house was too much for...
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Shicole
Sep 22, 20171 min read
How to Make Basil Pesto
Almost every year we have had a garden, we have grown basil. We started out growing the traditional sweet basil. Over the years, we...
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Shicole
Sep 14, 20171 min read
From the Grapevine
The best part about being part of a network of gardeners is you don't have to grow everything yourself. The only fruits we grow are...
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Shicole
Sep 4, 20171 min read
Beets Harvest
Roasted beets, candied beets, pickled beets are just a few of the ways we like to prepare beets. Although we love to eat beets, we do...
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Shicole
Aug 25, 20171 min read
Harvesting Together
Gardening is a labor of love. It can be time consuming and then there are those pesky weeds that appear and reappear with a vengeance. ...
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Shicole
Aug 12, 20171 min read
Harvest Videos
When I was in first grade, my classroom had two IBM Apple computers. I don't remember much about them (except playing Oregon Trail)...
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Shicole
Aug 1, 20172 min read
Blueberry Basil Crisp
About a year ago, my husband and I enjoyed a date night at The Loft Restaurant & Dairy Bar at Traders Point Creamery. For dessert, the...
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Shicole
Jul 7, 20171 min read
Argh Aphids!
Aphids, also known as the gardener's nemesis, have made their annual appearance in our garden. Their victim this time was our dwarf...
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Shicole
Jul 4, 20173 min read
July 4th: Family Fun
The best part about federal holidays is that most people have the day off and are able to spend time with family. Sunday and Monday, my...
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Shicole
Jun 26, 20171 min read
Mason Jar Ice Cream
Last week on the summer solstice my boys, my nieces and I did a little harvesting in the garden. One item harvested was mint by my niece...
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Shicole
Jun 21, 20171 min read
Summer Solstice
Summer solstice is the celebration of the first day of summer and it's the longest day of the year. What better way is there to spend...
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Shicole
Jun 18, 20171 min read
Gardening from Father to Daughter
When I was in elementary and middle school, I remember my dad taking me to his Uncle Moses' home where he had a huge garden on the south...
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Shicole
Jun 15, 20171 min read
Garden Reflections 2016
Normally, I have my garden reflection/highlight page on my website before the next season begins, but this year that wasn't the case. ...
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Shicole
May 21, 20172 min read
Using Garden Blooms
Herbs blooming in your garden doesn't have to be the end of the world. These flowers have an important place in a garden and they can...
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Shicole
May 4, 20172 min read
Spinach Harvest
About six weeks ago, a spinach plant began to grow in one of our raised beds. We decided to purchase some spinach seeds and...
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Shicole
Apr 16, 20172 min read
School Learning Gardens
I'm so glad it is spring! Spinach, mint and sage are growing nicely in my garden. This makes me happy, but what I am most excited about...
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