
Spring Garden Planning Guide
Spring garden planning comes down to a few decisions you make in winter: where you will plant, your zone and last frost
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Spring garden planning comes down to a few decisions you make in winter: where you will plant, your zone and last frost

Sourdough and store-bought bread may look similar, but they are not even close to the same thing. One is built slowly by

Bare beds, a still greenhouse, and seed packets opened at the table. A letter about winter garden planning and the work that happens out of sight.

If you keep sourdough starter, you know the routine: feed the starter, use what you need, stare at the discard, and decide

Ranunculus might be a funny word, but they grow into some of the most beautiful spring flowers you’ll ever see. Layers of

Every summer when our blackberry vines are heavy and staining my hands purple, I freeze gallon bags of fruit. I don’t rush

Let’s talk Winter Garden Prep! This doesn’t look like a flower bed yet. It’s just a patch of grass. But by next

Instead of promises she cannot keep, Jules is paying attention to how she talks to herself. A letter about quieter intentions for a new year.

This is a back-pocket winter meal. Cozy, grounding, and flexible. Make it thicker and rustic in a skillet, or add more broth

Winter can feel like a waiting season in the garden—but it’s actually one of the most important times to begin. For some

The holidays have a way of gathering all kinds of people around one table. Different traditions, different stories, and sometimes different dietary

Lane and I turned a whole batch of dehydrated garden peppers into our Slow Burn BombDiggity Spicy Blend 🌶️ Real talk: do
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