There is something deeply satisfying about growing herbs in containers. Maybe it is the way you can step outside, snip a few leaves, and instantly … Read More ›
Every fall, it happens like clockwork. The air shifts, mornings feel cooler, and suddenly garden centers are stacked high with pots of mums in every … Read More ›
The first time I peeled a banana near my chicken run, I felt those familiar eyes on me. You know the look. Heads tilted, feet … Read More ›
The first time I tossed a handful of grapes over the fence to my chickens, I hesitated. Not because the grapes were expensive or because … Read More ›
The first time my chickens got into my tomato patch, I thought it was the end of the world. I walked out early one morning, … Read More ›
The first time cheese entered my chicken yard, it was not planned. It was one of those quiet evenings when you are cleaning the kitchen, … Read More ›
The first time I ever tossed a few crusts of bread into my chicken yard, it felt harmless. Almost sweet, really. I had leftovers from … Read More ›
There is something deeply satisfying about stepping into your garden and seeing familiar plants coming back on their own, year after year, like old friends … Read More ›
Basil has a way of pulling people into gardening without much effort. One minute you buy a small pot from the market just to add … Read More ›
Mint is one of those plants that feels friendly from the very first day. It grows fast, smells amazing, and forgives a lot of beginner … Read More ›