Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in travel, style, and food. Hope you have a nice stay!
It was two summers ago when I put out the first free plants on my front lawn. I had sown too many tomatoes and couldn't bring myself to dump them in the compost heap.
I’ve mentioned before how my stubborn ass refuses not to have a greenhouse in my backyard in a Chicago suburb.
As you harvest, be sure to get all those smells in, it probably helps prevent cancer.
Join the great inconsequential debate!
The sheer thrill of perennial seeds popping up is not easily surpassed. It means I got everything right: enough water, enough light, just-right temperate, right timing, right planting depth, etc.
All of this boils down to the classic “right plant, right place” methodology. Once you know your growing conditions, you can find the right plants to fit in.
This Seedling ID bank will help you and me ID our seedlings and prevent us from getting super excited over some damn Buckthorn.
But I think Goldilocks was onto something. Not too hot, not too cold; not too hard, not too soft; not too poor, not too rich; not too hungry, not too full. Somewhere in the middle, that’s humanity’s sweet spot
This is the Middle Garden, at least how it lives in Blog Form.
