This handy chart is for beginner gardeners who are planning their garden space. I suggest printing it out and keeping it with your seeds.
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I know that we’re all really excited about putting our summer crops out. Here are a few tips on getting your timing right with summer crops. Get to know which plants are tolerant of cold temperaturesare or sensitive to frost and which are not (See my FREE summer planting guide) Even if a plant does…
Learn how to make your own soothing magnesium balm at home! This DIY recipe helps relieve sore muscles, relax restless legs, soothe legs cramps at night and improve your sleep naturally. Below is the recipe to make your own balm or visit our shop to purchase our ready made Here We Grow Magnesium Balm Are…
Make your own natural breast massage oil with infused herbal oils and essential oils. Breast Massage Oil is a favorite for promoting optimal breast health. The infused herbal oils help to protect and nourish the breasts while benefiting the body’s resistance to some of the most common challenges to breast health. It is a beautiful practice…
Many people grow sunflowers for their beauty alone. but sunflowers offer much more. One sunflower head can produce over 1,000 seeds, which can be used for eating, sprouting, planting, or to feed your poultry or livestock.. Sunflower seeds are high in protein, fiber, Vitamin E, Selenium and other essential nutrients. All varieties of sunflowers are…
Here is a recipe for my DIY hair mask for damaged hair that can help reduce frizz, repair your hair and restore hair growth without the expense of a pricey hair treatment. I love living in the country; however we live with hard water which has really done a number on my hair. My hair…
Pesto is a great way to incorporate wild foods into your diet. I really love pesto and have found that you can go beyond basil and use other greens to make pesto year round. This pesto made with bitter dandelion greens and nettles. I soften the bitterness with chickweed, arugala and dried basil. It’s tasty and…
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