Lately, my days has been full (for my standard 😉) with business trips, workshops, and various outings, so I hadn’t really had the chance to slowly enjoy my mornings on the balcony watering and seeing

I decided to take a walk in my garden today to check on the okra plants, spinach, and my chickens, as I had not been around for a little while. I wanted to observe how everything was growing and whether

Saturday morning was very gloomy and cold. I got my post up and the kitchen cleaned up and the butter made then rested for 2 hours. I headed out at noon to start the mowing. It took an hour to do the push

Propagating and taking care of my Nepenthes pitcher plant resulted in multiple of these cool Monkey jars over two years.

Last year we had an invasion of stink bugs, they literally ate our tomatoes and there was nothing they didn't damage. Luckily this winter there was frost and a little bit of frost so there is no one this

Good day wonderful people of this beautiful homesteading community. I hope everyone is doing great and enjoying the little progress that comes with planting and caring for our crops. Today I decided to

Slowly but surely, my garden begins to take on the appearance I wanted. Many plants have taken entle and even survived this year's harsh winter. For example, my hosts. I love these plants. They give the

On Friday morning, it was cold outside when I got up at 5AM. So I got my post up, cleaned up the kitchen, made the milk order, and puttered around. I finally got out to the garden by 10AM. First I had

Greetings, friends. In a week, the last spring month will end, which at the moment, due to the abnormal heat, looks more like the middle of summer. We have already been using products from our garden for

Over the summer, the plants in my garden were pretty dry, no matter how much I watered them, but it has rained several times this week and the garden has come back to life. I mostly planted things that

It's been far too long since I did a garden update ! We've had what has felt like an interminably long, cold spring. We didn't get the normal warm fortnight in late February, and although we haven't had

Kale survivor is flowering On Thursday morning, I was up at 4:45AM, checked the e-mail, and got the kitchen cleaned up, then set up for seedling feeding. I collected my equipment and went out to the garden.

Wednesday morning dawned hot and foggy. I was up at 5AM and closed the house up, checked e-mail and was out in the gardens by 6:30AM. The humidity was bad already. I collected all the equipment and set

Hello my lovely asean hive community, It's been a while since I last saw you. I've been working on other things, so I haven't used Hive for about 5 months. I started using Hive during the Covid period.

An entire post about strawberries? Watch me 😊 Initially, I didn't plan to talk a lot about my strawberries, but I was so surprised when I came to the garden today that I decided I had to share it with

These little plants have been in the ground for almost two weeks. And appear to be adjusting well, lots of lush green and I see more leaves forming. Big leaves to take in all that sunlight we are getting

It was much cooler outside, so I decided to make hubby his favorite Breakfast casserole. Once baked, I let it cool, then cut it into individual serving sizes. I freeze them on a baking tray before packaging

What kind of soil do you use for growing your plants? When I first started gardening, I often chose budget friendly soil. But over time, I kept learning from experienced gardeners in books and videos say

Here are some news, or a lot ... We pick and dry the Elderflower and then make tea from it. Although we should also make Elderflower juice. Although my wife is looking for a recipe that uses less sugar

As May moves right along, there's increasing activity in the Laughing Dragon Garden — lots of photos within!