Happy Sunday! We made it through that week with the wintery weather and spring is literally on the way! Only 5 more days till spring and the weather is going to be wonderful.
I can hardly wait to see the crocus and other pathway bulbs that hubby planted for me last year (I supervised with my brand new hips ; ) and the perennial pink primulas I have growing in the back corner.
Tips for Better Tomatoes | Ripe Tomato Revolution – I’m starting with this one as it is a really, really great read. If you are passionate about growing tomatoes, as I am, you will enjoy this read and the takeaways. The only thing I disagree with is the last point – I will leave those babies on the vine as long as I possibly can, lol.
Learn How to Grow Candytuft (Iberis)
Spring Flowers in David’s Colorado Garden – so much great colour!
- starting-a-salad-garden
- How to Prepare a Vegetable Garden for Spring
- How to Choose the Best Vegetable Seedlings at the Nursery + What to Avoid
New Gardening Book Recommendation: Garden Wonderland by Leslie Bennett and Julie Chai – A stunning garden. You can have it all, food crops and flower beds.
The Garden Layering Tips to Make a Bare Patio Lush
How to Save your Garden After Weeks of Heavy Rainfall
- Homemade Crackers (Easy 5-Minute Recipe with Variations)
- Neiman Marcus Dip
- The Ultimate Shaved Brussels Sprout Salad
- baked feta with tomatoes and chickpeas – the viral, quick and easy supper idea.
- Red Beet Pickled Eggs
- Southwest Deviled Eggs
Design hacks for dog owners: practical advice for having a lovely interior with a canine in tow – I know I said I wasn’t doing homey bits any longer, but this read with photos about dogs in the house is fun. Many of us gardeners have dogs, like Monty Don, so why not include them this week, eh?
The Marigold Potager - A Zone 3 Prairie Garden 
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