Holistic Wellness & Garden Coaching
Holistic Wellness & Garden Coaching
Growing vegetables sure needs some learning. We so used to having them readily available in the market, making us forget about seasonal differences.
Peas are a great addition to a home garden.
At the flowering stage, the blooms look like gems on the a green curtain. Once formed, the pods make a crunchy and juicy snack for kids.
If you got the right information they will be one of your favorite crops to grow.
Fennel is the most versatile vegetables that is forgotten by most home gardeners.
The bulb and green tops are can be used to create delicious gourmet dishes.
Then enjoy the yellow flowers and all the beneficial insects that hover around it.
At last, you get to harvest the seeds to make soothing teas or flavor your home-made bread.
Read along to see how easy it is to grow this precious vegetable.
Nothing beats homegrown potatoes, boiled then drizzled with olive oil and some salt.
That was my favorite snack as a child.
Growing potatoes in central Texas , the conventional way, was challenging to me. Let me share with you what I did to be able to grow nice-looking potatoes in a 4*4 raised bed.
If you want to try fast, easy, low maintenance and most rewarding vegetables in your home garden, you should try Leafy Greens.
Leafy greens include kale, spinach, oriental greens, and swisschard. There is more to the list but these are the most common and the easiest to grow.
