The Latest Blog Posts
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May Week #1 Task List
What to do this week, or in the early days of the month of May, in your organic yard and garden.
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #29 (Crazy Weather & Pollinator Strip Gardens)
Sunday Bits of inspiration for your garden, home, decor, and recipes, too. Yummy unleaded drinks!
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #28 (Highlights from Calgary’s Gardener’s Market Event)
Check out all the bits of information I took home from the garden seminars.
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5 Ways To Celebrate Earth Day Today (& everyday)
Earth Day is a global event which aims to highlight the importance of protecting the environment. It takes place annually on 22 April. Each year, Earth Day is assigned a theme to focus the celebrations.…
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #27 (Easter Traditions)
This week’s tips for the garden, unleaded mimosas, garden trends, growing basil and other herbs…
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How To DIY Handmade Seeded Paper Gift Tags
I made a lovely batch of plantable seeded gift tags for Easter and my daughter’s birthday. The water was tinted with turmeric to turn it into golden yellow paper. It turned out so well! That…
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Sunday Potager Palaver #26 (Creative Spring Ideas)
We have had the most glorious spring weather this week. Each day, I go out and look to see how many spring bulbs have popped up since I last checked. A few more pop up…
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 