The first jalapeño plant I ever grew taught me patience in a way tomatoes never did. I planted it with high expectations, imagining bowls of … Read More ›
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If you are trying cilantro and parsley for the first time you might mix-up a lot, I ruined a whole pot of stew the first … Read More ›
The first time I planted cucamelons, I did not really believe they were worth the space. Tiny seeds. Funny name. Fruits that looked like miniature … Read More ›
The question comes up every season. Sometimes it’s asked quietly, almost nervously, while someone studies a tomato plant heavy with flowers but light on fruit. … Read More ›
The first time I grew Okinawan sweet potatoes, I will admit I did it out of curiosity more than confidence. A friend handed me a … Read More ›
The first time I planted black cherry tomatoes, I did not do it because they were trendy or unusual. I did it because another grower … Read More ›
The first time I planted sugar snap peas, I honestly did not expect much. I tucked those seeds into the soil on a cool morning … Read More ›
Biquinho peppers are one of those plants that quietly win you over. They do not demand attention like fiery chili varieties or towering bell peppers, … Read More ›
There is a moment every growing season that reminds me why I keep planting cherry tomatoes year after year. It usually happens early in the … Read More ›
The older I get, the more I realize how much joy comes from the simple things. A quiet morning. Soil under your fingernails. A basket … Read More ›