Recipe Ideas for Elderflowers and Elderberries
Written by Ann Marie Hendry – 16 May 2019 From May to early June, elderflowers fill the hedgerows and woodland edges, marking a delightful time for foragers. Whether you’re familiar …
Written by Ann Marie Hendry – 16 May 2019 From May to early June, elderflowers fill the hedgerows and woodland edges, marking a delightful time for foragers. Whether you’re familiar …
In today’s world, flavored waters are widely available, but why not go the extra mile and hydrate with drinks made fresh from your own garden? Many garden plants are perfect …
With growing concerns about biodiversity loss and climate change, green roofs have gained popularity as an eco-friendly solution. While modern green roofs may seem like a new trend, their roots …
Quick refrigerator pickles are an excellent way to preserve perishable produce while creating convenient and flavorful condiments. By pickling vegetables and storing them in the fridge, you can enjoy fresh, …
When it comes to growing fruit trees, nature’s free-flowing approach isn’t always the most practical. While trees in the wild may grow tall and free, cultivating fruit for our own …
Spiders often evoke fear, especially after films like Arachnophobia, but in the garden, they serve as essential allies. While I admit to feeling uneasy when a large spider invades my …
Written by Ann Marie Hendry, July 2, 2019 Oregano is a versatile and easy-to-grow herb that’s perfect for gardeners of all skill levels, whether you’re just starting or have years …
Fermented dill pickles are not only delicious but also packed with probiotics that support gut health. While there are many ways to pickle cucumbers, fermenting them naturally gives the best …
If you’re looking to preserve your garden’s bounty, a food dehydrator can become one of your most valuable kitchen tools. Whether it’s drying tomatoes, peppers, apples, or herbs, dehydrating is …
If you’ve noticed your brassica plants, like cabbage and cauliflower, suddenly struggling—perhaps showing yellowing leaves, wilting on sunny days, or early bolting—there’s a good chance your crops are under attack …