Gardening consists of much more than just sticking plants in the soil and hoping for the best. Proven scientific methods and experience passed down through generations has helped us cultivate crops much better over time. Trial and error has also enabled gardeners to find out which plants grow better on their own, which require other … Continue reading
Is gardening your hobby? And yet the worm composting technique has been a difficult step for you? What with the first site of those wiggly worms? I have been there. The revolution these silky strands aka worms bring around into the soil is worth sharing. It is a case of knowing the worm classification to … Continue reading
After many years since having published one of my culinary masterpieces, I present to you Man Slop Zucchini and Onion. Looking at the photo now, maybe this should never have been shared the rest of humankind – release the man slop! Ingredients: A decent slice of grass fed butter One Onion One Zucchini Salt, paprika, … Continue reading
You got used coffee grounds? Don’t bin them when you can bag them. Instructions for helping the world (a little): Make the coffee grounds Put the spent coffee grounds into a double paper bag Put the bags into a basket Tell the customer to take a bag with their freshly made coffee 👌 you have … Continue reading
Starting a conversation about my attempts to grow prickly pear go something like this: “I cut off one of the pads as a cutting,” says I. “To grow?” they ask, brows furrowed. “Yes…” Here it comes, but they mean well. “You mean prickly pear, that cactus weed? You want to… grow it!?” Shock, Horror, et […]
We all know having plants at home can be hard. I often find myself wondering if I should even own plants since sometimes I can’t decide whether I can take care of them. But then I realized, why not make your garden something you can fully enjoy? I have now transformed my wish to garden … Continue reading
