Have you noticed everything just seems to look better in a Mason jar? You really can't go wrong when you involve the homey, country feel of a shiny, reflective Mason jar. They've been indispensible in the kitchen for years, and we've determined to take those rustic good looks and … [Read more...]
Yard Sale Savvy: Using Salvaged Materials for Garden Planters
You can buy lovely--and expensive--planters from any garden store. You can also scavenge, recycle and adapt containers, thus saving money, reducing waste and giving your imagination free rein. Well, almost free rein. There are a few basic requirements for a container that will … [Read more...]
The Complete Guide to Growing Succulents as Houseplants
Succulents are a cool and trendy plant species. Their texture gives them a fun and unique character. Available in a wide variety of intriguing shapes, sizes and colors, they make for interesting houseplants. A single succulent plant looks great in a container, and a clustered … [Read more...]
5 Amazing Ways to Repurpose Garden Tools
Spring is in the air, and it's time for some de-cluttering. But before you throw out your old or rusty shovels, hoes, rakes, old faucets, or gardening hand tools, you might want to check out these awesome creations. We love the idea of turning something old and used into new and … [Read more...]
Guide To Growing Southern (Field) Peas
Southern peas (Vigna unguiculata), also known as cowpeas, black-eyed peas or crowder peas, are technically beans, not peas. Like green peas (Pisum sativum), they are legumes, fixing nitrogen in the soil and enriching it for later crops. Unlike green peas, they thrive in hot … [Read more...]
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