I come from a long line of Kentuckians who love the Good Earth. I love to learn about every living thing, and love to share what I've learned. Photography is one of my passions, and all of the images in my articles are my own, except where credited.
There is a resurgence in vegetable gardening this year. New gardeners and old hands at the craft are planting food crops in record numbers. Many start their seeds indoors and when it is time to plant them out in the garden, wonder how to make sure the baby plants grow strong and healthy. Transplant shock seems to be a big concern and actually it depends on the plant as to whether or not it is harmful, or makes no difference. Read More
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So far, 2020 has been a year that undoubtedly ranks up there with some of the worst. The entire world is fighting the coronavirus and many people have lost their jobs, their health and sometimes their lives. What could be worse? Perhaps the answer is a giant murder hornet that looks like a cartoon monster slowly gaining a foothold in North America. Read More
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Mid-spring is a transition time, the early bulbs are done and we're waiting on the glories of summer. Woodland or shady gardens often are a bit lackluster, however the Dicentra genus, known as bleeding hearts are a wonderful option for this time of year. Read More
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Spring is a time of renewal and wildlife babies are everywhere. Baby birds are frequently seen outside of the nest and most people, especially children, do not know what to do when they happen upon one. Read More
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By banding together in a community garden, neighbors in apartment complexes and suburban cul-de-sacs are able to grow enough food so that everyone wins. Read More
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With so many people at home this spring, interest in vegetable gardening is on the rise. The reasons could range from trying to save money to teaching home-schooled children about where their food comes from. One of the main questions often asked is; “What vegetable seeds produce the greatest harvest?” Read More
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We're all sitting at home this spring, trying to stay active. Things are blooming and if you know what to do, you can make some tasty treats for your family. Redbud jelly is an easy and unusual way to use foraged flowers. Read More
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The whole world is concerned with toilet paper this month. If you have it, you feel smug. If you don't, you're in search of it. People are hoarding hundreds of rolls for no good reason and they're responsible for the shortage. However, if you're caught without, some plants make a natural alternative. Read More
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The third Saturday in March is National Quilting Day. So, what do you know about quilts? Read More
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This month we celebrate women in history and while we know many women who have contributed much to gardening and horticulture, this week I choose to honor the unnamed women in our prehistory who gave us food and medicine. Read More
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