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My LAST Carrot Harvest! From seeds to carrot, follow along! Waaay back in early spring, I planted many carrot seeds for three different varieties: Danvers 126, Little Fingers, and a Rainbow Carrot Mix.

FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY planting my fall garlic! I am trying some NEW varieties of Hardneck Garlic, from MIGardener.com: Chesnok Red - Purple Stripe, and Northern White Hardneck. Follow along, in this

Is this the TASTIEST Salsa... EVER? Salsa, perfect for any snack, and great when it's fresh from your OWN garden! I grow quite a few of the ingredients for salsa, Tomato, Garlic, Onion, cilantro, Spicy

Making FRESH Pesto from your garden! Fresh Pesto, right from my garden! I grow quite a few herbs, and use them for many different dishes. Basil grows both outside and all winter long, indoors as well...

Is Potato the easiest food to grow in your garden? Potato are high in calories, and low in maintenance. Simply plant and sit back. Watch them grow and then, when the time is right, harvest. Follow along

Homemade Marinara with fresh ingredients, from my gardens! Healthier food choices are an important part of clean living, and I prefer to make my OWN Sauce, from my own home grown ingredients! Follow along

Growing Tomato, from SEED to Harvest! Homegrown Tomato is one of the easiest and tastiest from your garden! Follow along as I show you in this short video, from Sowing Seeds in March, to harvesting fresh,

Mid July 2023 Cape Cod Garden Update! This is my Cape Cod, Beach Garden, not my home garden. Most of my garden starts as seeds, sometime in the middle of winter, Feb, March, and then, planted out as soon

July 2023 Garden Update Tour! WOW, things are growing all over! Most of my garden starts as seeds, sometime in the middle of winter, Feb, March, and then, planted out as soon as is feasible. Usually Mid

Garden from above, July 14th! COMMON GARDEN MYTHS! I feel like I am stepping on the THIRD RAIL here, but, lately a lot of posts and more important some 'suggestions' have had some real Garden Myths. Often

First Potato Harvest of 2023. How Did It Go? I tried an Experiment, this year, with Potato Growing. This video explores the result. Normally, I grow all my potato in 3 or 4 Twenty Five Gallon (95 liter)

What Is THE BEST Way To Support Tomato Plants? How To Create The BEST WAY to support your Tomato Plants! I use the Florida Weave to support my tomato plants, without damaging the stems. Tying off a plant

How To Know WHEN To Harvest Potato? Too Soon? Too late? How Do you Know WHEN to harvest your Potato? Watch this SHORT 2 minute video for great tips to know when is the right time for Potato Harvest, for

Fertilizing and Watering Your Garden. Too much or too little, it is ALL TOO EASY to kill your plants. Follow these simple steps to make the MOST of your Garden. My gardens are in New England, zone 6b/7a.

Transplanting Seedlings! FINALLY, it's TIME! My Tomato Seedlings are going into their FOREVER HOMES. Beginning in January, I started the process of sowing seeds indoors. It's many hours day afy day, after

Hardening OFF Seedlings! We all LOVE our plants, and often start many from seed. When we do, we give them care, and light and tend to them... but, Many make a simple mistake! You have to CAREFULLY Transition

Sowing Onion, Outside! Versatile Onions! Onions are among the first plants I can sow outside. They are a cold hardy crop, even a few weeks before the last frost date. They can take a frost, and thrive

Sowing Peas, Outside! Fresh Peas! Peas are a cold hardy crop, and are one of the very first vegetables I can plant outside, even a few weeks before the last frost date. They can take a frost, and thrive

How does Your Garden Grow, Sir? It's been a hot minute, so, time to update the indoor seedlings for the moment. What's Growing? What's Thriving? FIRST Indoors, other than Veggies, I have Greek Oregano,

Fresh Vegetables! This is how I sow and grow my own Squash, Zucchini, Eggplant, Cucumber, and more, to feed my family. I sowed Delicata, Butternut, and Spaghetti Squash. I sowed Muncher, Boston Pickling,