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Continue reading →: Mid-July In The Potager GardenWhat is happening in the garden right now and what to do this week…
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #40 (Managing Plants In A Rainy Summer)Happy Sunday! This week has a super easy and fast diy tote bag, peach and pretzel ice cream cake, how to prune tomatoes, and a pest identifier. It’s a good one!
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Continue reading →: July In The Potagera garden catch up in early July. What to do now. What bugs to look for. What to feed your plants with.
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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #39 (Canada Day)Sunday garden and recipe inspiration. Check out those pasta dishes! and lemonade pie? Yum.
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #38 (Family Gatherings & Early Summer In The Garden)Hope you all had a fantastic weekend! I celebrated a big birthday and had the best weekend ever.
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Continue reading →: The Best Flowers For The Pollinators (bees, hummers, & butterflies)Check out these top flower favourites to attract pollinators to your yard and garden.
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #37 (Frosty Spring Mornings & Diy Flower Food)This week’s Sunday post has a diy flower food recipe, how to keep your flowers lasting longer in the vase, garden inspiration (as always!) yummy pasta salads, frosted lemonade,
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #36 (Garden Projects)Garden tips, pretty homey ideas and diys, plus a plethora of recipes today. Yes, I had to use the word plethora ; )
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #35 (Windy Garden Days)You all, what a week it has been! The wind has nearly driven me around the bend, hahaha. Does this happen to the rest of you? Do you get bone tired? Cranky as all get out? Achy? from the wind? My dog walker and I both are so glad that…
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Continue reading →: June in The Potager GardenWhat is happening in the garden in early June and what to do now.
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.
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The Marigold Potager - A Zone 3 Prairie Garden 