Are you fed up with spending all your free time weeding in your garden, only to have the area you weeded be full of weeds three days later? Would you like to deal with the weeds once and have minimal upkeep for the rest of the season? Do you hate the thought of spraying harsh ... Continue Reading
Homemade Strawberry Rhubarb Jam with Pectin
As a child, my favourite jam without question was strawberry jam. I loved my grandma's homemade jam, and I slathered it thick on fresh slices of homemade bread. However, once I became an adult, strawberry jam kind of tasted... bland. I wondered how I loved it so much as a kid, ... Continue Reading
Must Try Saskatoon Berry Recipes
After a long day of Saskatoon berry picking, it's time to fantasize about what you'll make with all those delicious berries. I've rounded up my favourite Saskatoon berry pies, muffins, cakes and more for your baking pleasure! P.S. If this is your first time picking and ... Continue Reading
How to Keep Your Garden Alive When You’re Away on Vacation
Many gardeners face the same big dilemma every summer... How do I water my garden and keep it alive when I'm on holiday? Going on summer vacation doesn't have to mean coming back to dead plants! Find out how you can keep your garden alive while you're gone with my five ... Continue Reading
30 Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs You Can Grow in Part Shade
You want to grow a vegetable garden, but unfortunately, all you have is partial shade, or even worse, full shade. Don't despair. While you can't grow everything you might want to, there are lots of fruits, vegetables, and herbs that do well in shade. In this blog post, I ... Continue Reading
Haskaps: The Perfect Prairie Berry for Early Harvest
Looking for a delicious berry with a mid-June to late July harvest? Look no further! Haskaps (or honeyberries if you're gardening in the United States) are the perfect prairie berry for an early harvest! If you’ve never tried haskap berries, they taste like a cross between a ... Continue Reading
6 Organic Ways to Keep Bugs Out of Broccoli
There's nothing quite like the fresh taste of broccoli from the garden. However, if you live in an area where farmers grow a lot of canola like me in Zone 3, Saskatchewan, growing broccoli at home can seem like an impossible dream. Sure, things start out okay, until ... Continue Reading
3 Easy Steps to Fix Blossom End Rot
You've planted the tomato seeds, watched them grow, and now you're finally starting to get some beautiful tomatoes! But what's this? Who put this disgusting black scab on the bottom of my beautiful tomato? That horrible scab that's ruining your tomato is called blossom end ... Continue Reading
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