It's harvest time for my carrots and that means loads of produce looking for some way to be consumed. You see, carrots are easy to grow and one of the healthiest options on the menu. However, in my household, everyone likes their carrots served up differently. My son prefers them raw, with or without an added dipping sauce of ranch dressing. Carrot Sweets My daughter has a sweet tooth, so she likes her carrots hidden in cake. My husband will eat them shredded in salad, and stewed alongside ... continue reading...
Authors in Bloom is Back!
Mark your calendars! Spring is around the corner which means it’s time for the 7th Annual Authors in Bloom Blog Hop. It's 10 days of gardening tips, favorite recipes, and prizes, with a grand prize eReader of winner’s choice (up to $200 value). Second prize is a $25 gift card to the eBook retailer of winner’s choice. How it will work: Authors/bloggers participating will post a gardening tip, recipe (or both) on their website, their own giveaway (everything from books to swag, ... continue reading...
First Annual School Garden Farmer’s Market
Partnering with Whole Foods Market and Florida Hospital, I co-hosted the First Annual School Garden Farmer's Market where students were invited to showcase their school garden to the community as well as share ideas and practices with fellow educators. The event also served as an educational opportunity for students, as they were encouraged to price, package, and merchandise their Farm Stand. “This is an opportunity for students to learn the retail side of agriculture as they will be in ... continue reading...
Compost is the Perfect Foundation
Compost is one of the easiest and most productive aspects of gardening. It requires little maintenance yet produces amazing results. In fact, my compost pile grows all sorts of plants without me lifting a finger. I've grown compost chickpeas, and squash, tomatoes and beans. All sorts of jewels grow themselves in the heart of my pile. The list goes on, but trust me, I do very little when it comes to composting, other than faithfully dumping my kitchen scraps and fall leaves. With spring ... continue reading...
Greenhouse for Grades
Greenhouse grades, where students grow and learn with an agricultural program expansion! Many of you have probably heard of The Villages, the premier retirement community in Central Florida where there's never a dull moment as retirees zip around gorgeous grounds in customized golf carts. Cars are so yesterday in this community, but not gardening. Not only does this city boast fabulous farmer's markets, it is focused on educating the next generation in the ways of the land. Meet The Villages ... continue reading...
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