Growing Cucumbers in the PacNW
Cucumbers can be one of the most rewarding and prolific crops in your garden, but they really need some heat and sun to thrive - two...
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EVERGREENS AND TOMATOES
Audrey
Aug 7, 20234 min read
Eggplant Havartesan: Avoiding the mush
It's that time of year when my kitchen is bursting at the seams with vegetables and I'm doing my best to keep things interesting. A few...
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Audrey
Jul 20, 20234 min read
Tomato Check-In: 70 days old never looked so good
A lot of times we focus on the transplant and the harvest, but what happens in between is probably the most important part of the...
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Audrey
Jul 5, 20233 min read
Deer Damage: 3 days of obliteration
That instant feeling that comes across when you walk outside and your garden has been assaulted by a hangry pack of deer (or really any...
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Audrey
Jun 26, 20238 min read
Tomato Varieties: Choosing the best tomato for you
I generally grow around 20-30 tomato varieties each year and aim to have around 5-10 of those be new to me or a second chance to a...
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Audrey
Jun 26, 20234 min read
Transplanting: Setting your greenhouse grads up for success
The most important part of the entire transplanting process is tracking the weather and knowing the average last frost date for your...
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Audrey
Jun 25, 20233 min read
Deer Management: When Bambi gets hungry
We live in an area that backs up to timberland and therefore share our neighborhood with many wild animals. Most of them are as scared of...
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Audrey
Jun 25, 20234 min read
Getting Started: Gardening like it's 2020
Like the rest of the world, I hit March of 2020 in a state of disbelief, anxiety through the roof, and an expectation that I'd be back in...
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