-
Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Palaver #25 (Greenhouses & Integrated Gardens)This week’s palaver has a lovely garden on the west coast, plus the greenhouse on it. Also, how to clean your greenhouse for the upcoming season, dividing perennials, planting spuds in straw… as always, a great Sunday selection of reads and recipes.
-
Continue reading →: What To Do In The Garden In Early AprilThe content discusses the unpredictable nature of spring weather and provides gardening advice, including pruning techniques for various plants, starting seeds for cool-season crops, and maintaining healthy soil. It emphasizes the importance of not disturbing overwintering insects and outlines effective practices for preparing gardens for the upcoming growing season.
-
Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Palaver #24 (Revamping Your Garden)This week’s inspiration post for the garden and the home. Virgin cocktails, diy garden paths, lemon mousse dessert in a jar…
-
Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Palaver #23 (Tofu, Baking, The Bucket of Doom)This week’s Sunday Palaver is full of eco friendly yard and garden ideas. Landscaping tips and inspiration, plus the yummiest springtime recipes.
-
Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Palaver #22 ( A Fresh Spring)Sunday fun links to gardening tips, recipes, and homey ideas, too.
-
Continue reading →: Plan Your Potager: Grow What Your Family LovesHow to plan out your vegetable garden planting plan.
-
Continue reading →: Creating A New Yard & Potager Garden – Year OneCreating a new yard and potager garden – year one of the yard makeover. The before and afters.
-
Continue reading →: A New Home, New Potager Garden, New Garden ZoneThis was originally posted on the old blog on October 7th, 2022, a mere three months after we had moved in. We made so many change right away. Started making the overgrown backyard into the organic potager style food garden that I need to grow food and make the garden…
-
Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #21 (Year Round Salad Success)This week’s Sunday Palaver is one of the best. I know I say that often, but it is so often true. This week has so many great ideas and links. Plus, the easiest, tastiest one hour buns ever.
-
Continue reading →: What To Plant In March (and my favourite short season tomatoes)Marigolds can be started now for earlier blooms.
Check Out The Workshops
Hello,
I’m Tanja
Growing food and flowers cottage garden style (potager style) for healthier, happier gardens.
Feeding pollinators, attracting pollinators, for bigger, better food crops.
Follow for practical, easy to do gardening tips to improve your garden harvests while also saving our birds, bees, and environment… and growing lots of pretty flowers, too.
Processing…
Success! You're on the list.
Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again.
The Marigold Potager - A Zone 3 Prairie Garden 