Since greenhouse plants lack the natural benefits of uninhibited sun, soil, and rain, special fertilizers and foods for greenhouse plants are necessary for successful greenhouse crops. Outside plants obtain nutrients from the soil, but greenhouse crops are generally planted in sterilized soil to help control bacteria growth and insect infestations. This removes essential nutrients from the soil. In addition, planting in containers isolates plants and prohibits the transfer of nutrients from nearby soil during heavy rains.  Read more...

If you want your taste buds to be perennially happy, growing your own food all year long is almost a guaranteed way to get there. Not only will every meal be a bit more savory, but you will be showing kindness to the environment as well.

It also means that you can stockpile your home-grown fruits and veggies for those long winter months and unforeseen emergencies!  Read more...

For several years now, there has been an increasing popularity of locally grown foods. Local organics have gone from a fringe luxury to a regular grocery list staple- and for good reason.  Read more...

Growing our own fruits and vegetables in the greenhouse year-round is becoming more and more appealing. Organic gardening and starting plants from seed each season saves families money while providing guaranteed healthy and safe crops of fruits and vegetables. Growing year round in the greenhouse requires a little different work schedule than growing fruits and vegetables in the garden.  Read more...

A greenhouse is a wonderful thing and sometimes a dream come true.  Greenhouses can be welcome additions to a backyard and a place filled with beauty.

Come with me as we walk through one of many possible greenhouses.  If you have a greenhouse or have always wanted one, join me on this little journey.  Read more...