Learn how to grow pawpaw trees (Asimina triloba) from seed or from sapling, so you can grow your own supply of North America's largest and most delicious native fruit for decades to come. …
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Growing your own organic turmeric and ginger is surprisingly easy, regardless of where you live. We'll show you exactly how to do it!…
Looking for the perfect gardening gift for the gardener in your life? Check out our gardening gift guide! …
Learn how and why to grow delicious heirloom, organic hardneck garlic so you can enjoy your own homegrown garlic year round! …
This pineapple tepache recipe uses pineapple skins to produce a delicious, refreshing probiotic beverage that tastes like pineapple kombucha. …
Red Shishito pepper soup is an easy and delicious way to use up a big harvest of ripe, red shishito peppers, or other thin-skinned, sweet red peppers.…
Learn how to process and eat your incredible, edible pumpkin. Also, learn how to eat other edible parts of your pumpkin: flowers, leaves, and seeds! …
Trying to figure out how to eat or process pawpaw fruit? These simple instructions will help you enjoy N. America's largest and arguably best-tasting fruit!…
Have you ever wondered what percent of a tomato is water? We pulled out our scale and dehydrator to get the exact number.…
Sorry we've absent for so long! Between the Farm at Oak Hill Cafe, family tragedies, and regular work, making time to write has been a challenge. …
Joan Axthelm asked about our garden hygiene approach, specifically how we avoid eating pathogens or contaminated food from our garden. Here are our answers! …
We recently received a list of container gardening questions from a new gardener - our answers may be helpful to you as well!…
Wisteria flowers are edible, delicious, and nutritious. They're great eaten raw but you can also turn them into an amazing fermented sparkling cordial.…
These DIY grow lights are affordable, easy to set up, and can produce hundreds or even thousands of dollars in edible plants each year! …
When we needed a pot moving device for our citrus, there was only man for the job: John Robertson of Pecan Dale Farmstead. …