My garden is still buried under snow, but it is melting, slowly. I have friends who live in low-lying areas, so, for their sake, I am glad that the snow is melting slowly. But, if it were up to me, the quicker the better. The garden is so far from being ready to plant peas and potatoes on St Patrick's Day, that I can't even imagine it being ready by then.
Is this the year that you will finally begin to eat some of your own vegetables and fruit from your own garden? We can help! We have lots of experience spread around among our staff. We've been gardening and cooking from our gardens for many years, and we can be your local resource for information about gardening and preserving the bounty from your garden.
Keep checking back here for information about eating healthy from your own garden.
About Me
- Lynn
- For 32 years my husband and I ran a small retail garden center in Ohio. We keep a flock of chickens for eggs, and we make our own wine from kits and from fruit that grows on our 8 acres. In the spring, summer and fall you'll find me outside in my gardens, and in the winter I'll be inside, cooking, baking, working on my scrapbooks or reading.