The banana is without a doubt my favourite plant we have growing in our home garden. We absolutely love their fruit, we eat their flower, we use their leaves...

When Scott and I first started this hobby (when we were just burying seeds and crossing our fingers) turned venture (when we realized we could trick people i...

With so much uncertainty going on in the world right now, I am finding it strangely comforting to have a steady flow of kombucha fermenting in the background...

Growing beautiful edible flowers in our climate can be a rather intimidating endeavor. I used to have the impression that they required cooler temperatures a...

We were first introduced to Red Amaranth in a microgreen grow kit. After a shoddy job harvesting them, we were left with a couple of strays that just kept gr...

Roselle was never something in my regular diet nor was it even on my radar until I came across the plant while browsing through a seed catalog when we first ...

When I first heard about fruit enzyme cleaners, I was immediately hooked. Anything you can make at home, using ingredients you already have in the kitchen, r...

There is no better time to start your own edible garden than during a global health crisis. i.e. Now!!! You’re at home a lot more, access to fresh produce is...

Working from home seems like all the rage these days. Even Scott, who is not typically one to follow trends and actually scoffs at them, has been working fro...

Hot compost, vermicompost, compost tea… Oh my! If you are new to composting and don’t know where to start, I get it. There is a lot of information out there ...

Good news for people who love good news: my uterus haz cleared! The month of October has been quite hellish because the embryo I was carrying had died, but m...

Lots of people are amazed by how two young’uns like Scott and myself are able to carve out time in our busy millennial lives to tend to plants. (Scott regula...

"You do not like them. So you say. Try them! Try them! And you may." HI THERE! Been meaning to start a ‘gardening blog’ for some time now to document our inf...