Today, I checked on the pea plants and found NOTHING
I’m the person who would rather curl up with a book (and some cookies), than get on the treadmill. My doctors have told me that exercise is my medicine, and I need it every day.
Over the years, I’ve tried different cleaning products. Now, I find basics are best.
It is possible to be happy eating only protein and produce after 2 p.m. It just takes some planning.
I’ve got basil growing in the front, along with rose bushes. Why not? Basil looks good all season long.
I wasn’t going to risk our health, or contribute to the planet’s declining health, by resorting to weed treatments.
We were just finishing a hike on a portion of the Buckeye Trail.
Are you wondering why sugar snap peas are labeled “stringless,” when it seems like all you get is strings after cooking them?
It’s not the peas. It’s you. (Sorry!)
The long wait for spring was answered by a beautiful burst of plant life.
Daffodils were my favorite flowers when I was a little girl. I couldn’t imagine anything…
The cold spring set bloom time back a bit, so we are just enjoying the last of the daffodils and forsythia.
Why are we so ready to challenge anyone who volunteers to share their experience?
Perfect for a quick weekday dinner, but so flavorful that it’ll taste like you cooked all day!
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Lines Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, April 2009. ? © 2018 auntjoannblog.com.…
The daffodils waited to bloom, and still are being stung by repeated snowfall. I share their “droopy-headed” resignation.
Edible flowers are not just for decoration, and not made of pure sugar. These are the real deal.
Robins and many other suburban-dwelling birds repeatedly fly into windows because they interpret their reflections as other birds invading their territory.
There are two reasons deer don’t like daffodils.