2019 Edible Perennials
With another year at Honeydew Headquarters in the West Kootenays under our belt, the food forest is starting to take shape…. and there is nothing quite like walking out the back door and choosing...
Category: organic gardening
2018 Edible Perennial Collection
We’re pretty jazzed about growing good food. Besides from the relaxing and mood boosting benefits, the obvious benefit of fresh, zero mile food is just too much to resist. And with just a little...
This Year’s Garden Patch
So another spring, another garden on it’s way….and it’s about time. I’m ready. In fact, things are already really starting to grow around here. 🙂 Garden plans have been laid, seedlings have been started...
Food Growing Summit 2014
As many of you know, I’m a huge advocate of growing your own food, and/or supporting your local food producers. That’s why I was so excited when I learned about this upcoming event… The...
2011 Garden Plan – Peas
Spring Peas…Mmmm 🙂 Peas like the cool temperatures of spring/early summer, and are easy to grow. And they reward us with delicious food that tastes good both raw and cooked. Peas have been loved...
2011 Garden Plan
Gardenus indecisionus.: a chronic condition, usually presenting in late winter and peaking in early spring yearly. It can cause insomnia, discomfort and anxiety. In severe conditions it can even cause nervousness and a need...
A New Adventure in Local Farming
2011. Wow..time flies! It seems like we arrived in north central Saskatchewan only a short time ago. It was 12:05 am in early June 2008. Filled with wonder, excitement & expectation – exhausted after...
