Wild Turkey Salad with Dandelion Greens, Wood Sorrel, Greenbrier and Balsamic Herb Vinaigrette
With its combination of fresh, healthy herbs, lean protein, and wild greens, this turkey salad delivers on both taste and nutrition! Make…
With its combination of fresh, healthy herbs, lean protein, and wild greens, this turkey salad delivers on both taste and nutrition! Make…
When people see my garden, they usually gawk at how expansive it is. Yes it’s big, and keeping a garden of that…
This homemade roasted tomato basil soup recipe became a reality to me way too late. As a child, my only experiences with…
This black eyed pea salad is a lovely, light dish that’s great for either winter or summer. It’s a colorful and cheery…
Have y’all heard about cowpeas? You may have never heard that name, but you’ve probably had the variety of them known as…
Composting makes me happy! I love that everything in my kitchen, from cooking scraps to old newspapers, can be repurposed and recycled. Even the…
Saving herb seeds has been one of the most rewarding gardening tasks. During the growing season, you get fresh herbs for pizzas,…
Gardening is one of the greatest joys in life at just about any age. Kids and adults alike can enjoy gardening together….
Why do I get so excited about a cucumber trellis, of all things? Every summer, I look forward to making my cucumber…
Planting on Good Friday is a long-held custom among Southern gardeners. The elders in my family, starting with my grandfather and my…
When I mention Brussels sprouts, most everyone I know contorts their faces in such a way that demonstrates disgust. That is, until…
I adore rows of mustards, collards, and turnips growing in the garden without competition from weeds or stray grass. It’s beauty is…
Picking Blueberries, from Wild to Cultivated Blueberries hold a sweet spot in my heart. I love both the wild ones and the…
Are you thinking about growing carrots? I highly recommend it. Carrots are one of the most rewarding vegetables a gardener can grow….
I am thrilled to write this post. I’ll tell you, I have been trying to write it for a few weeks now,…
Recycling your food and plant waste by making compost for your garden is the single most important step to creating great tasting…
Starting seeds in winter is an act of faith. The sight of the wind blowing through the midwinter barren oak branches hardly…
Planting at the Harris’ is always fun and often very eventful. This year was no different. Due to our excitement about receiving…
Every fall, I have a hard time getting used to growing lettuce and cabbage after a summer of growing tomatoes and okra. …
Spring always brings much anticipated work for those attempting to live the sustainable lifestyle. There is nothing as a family that we…