The Latest Blog Posts
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Sour Cream Blueberry Lemon Cake
Make this delicious sour cream (or Greek yoghurt) lemon blueberry cake.
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What To Plant In February
This month is still kind of quiet when it comes to starting from seed, but we it starting to feel a bit closer to gardening season being just around the corner. Unless specifically mentioned, these…
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Classic Apple Crisp Recipe for Fall
A quick and easy apple crisp that is 5 stars and totally goof proof.
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #15 (Gardening Trends)
This week’s fabulous finds… diy’s, free prints, how to grow nasturtiums, sweet peas, and January King cabbage. So much more…
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #13 (Setting Intentions for a Positive New Year)
Bits of inspiration for your Sunday and week ahead.
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Seed Companies I’m Buying Flowers From For Summer 2025.
As soon was Christmas is over, I started dreaming about the summer garden and sourcing out my seeds. I am expanding my cut flower garden(s) this summer so am going to need a whole lot…
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #12 (Sourdough & DIY Flower Food)
Sunday palaver with Christmas gift ideas, recipes for the holidays, and a bit of gardening information, too.
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Designing & Renovating A Small Kitchen
All the details you have been asking for, from our kitchen renovation.
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #11 (Potting Shed Readiness, Last Minute Goodies)
This Sunday’s recap has a holiday bark recipe, sugar cookies, breakfast casserole, how to grow luffas successfully, and oh so much more.
Vegetables I Am Growing In My 2026 Garden (with seed sources)
I was asked to post my crops for this summer, plus where I get the seeds from.
Here is everything thus far. There are still a couple of things I am looking for, but they are not a necessity, just a want.
These are the varieties that you will find at the workshops,…
Mid February Notes From The Potting Shed – Pollinator Flowers & FAQ’s
This week in the potting shed is all about pollinator plants, what to start now, getting ready to grow…
Sunday Potager Ramblings #71 (Lemon Trees, Create Gifts From Your Garden)
Grow gift ideas in your garden. How to grow artichokes, calendula, coneflowers…. This week’s post is so good! Full of garden inspo : )
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The Marigold Potager - A Zone 3 Prairie Garden 