Grow Your Own: June in the Garden
June in the Garden While we are busy dismantling the old Earth and creating a New Earth, spending time in nature is pure healing medicine. Whether you love to grow … Read More
Grow Your Own Garden May Guide
Warm weather, blue skies, chirping birds…Spring is finally here and I have a ton of great garden tips to share with you for the month of May. There are plenty … Read More
Vegetable Nori Rolls with All the Fixin’s
Nori is dried seaweed that is in the genus of red marine algae, called Porphyry. It is loaded in vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, iron, zinc and, iodine. Nori is … Read More
Taming Inflammation with Turmeric
Known as a super tonic, turmeric is attributed to having numerous beneficial health properties. To be clear, turmeric is spice botanically known as Curcuma longa and is part of the … Read More
Five Favorite Foods to Eat During Cold and Flu Season
Colds and flu now have their own season and that season is fully upon us! Lucky us. So, instead of falling prey to a host of un-unfriendly germs, why not … Read More
Hot Mulled Apple Cider
Mulled Apple Cider is a delicious seasonal drink to be enjoyed with the best of company or in the peace and tranquility of solitude. Ingredients: 1 gallon fresh unfiltered apple … Read More
Watermelon and Arugula Salad
Happy Summer! I want to share my absolute favorite summer salad with you. It is the perfect combination of savory, sweet, crunchy and is so refreshing on a hot day. The benefits of … Read More
Bee Love Facial
We love bees! They bring buzz to our gardens and honey to our tea. I have always had a strong affinity towards these little yellow and black striped beauties, but … Read More
February Garden Calendar
Spring is in the air, but the calendar reminds us we are still in the middle of winter. I’m sure the folks back east probably don’t need any reminders. But, … Read More
Getting Dirty in November ~ Garden Calendar
We have the privilege to enjoy gardening all year round in California but don’t hate us for it! Our dear friends elsewhere, start lushing over all those garden catalogues during … Read More