Fall is officially here and that means that gardening is coming to a halt for the year. I’ve been spending a lot of time preserving my fresh veggies and herbs for the winter. I use herbs in so many different things that I just can’t be without them! I’ve dehydrated and stored almost all of […]
How to Grow Indoor Fruits, Vegetables & Herbs
Are you ready to learn how to grow food indoors? There are a lot of options that are suited nicely to indoor gardening. Window sill gardens are a great way to grow food. Herbs are often grown on kitchen window sills, but don’t stop there. Leafy greens are great candidates for indoor gardens. Like most […]
Growing Carnivorous Plants
Admit it, you’ve always had a morbid fascination for plants that are carnivorous! Coincidentally so have I! All musical man-eating plants aside, carnivorous plants are a fascinating and diverse group that can be fun, exciting, and sometimes challenging to grow. I can remember, as a young elementary school student our class doing a project on […]
99 Great Ideas to display Houseplants | Indoor Plants Decoration
Indoor plants decoration makes your living space more comfortable, breathable, and luxurious. See these 99 ideas on how to display houseplants for inspiration. The role of houseplants for healthy indoor climate is indisputable. Potted plants provide a lively atmosphere and can transform your home into a green oasis.
10 Reasons You Should Garden Indoors
Whether you live up in the northern part of the world where it gets super cold for the better half of a year, or in the south where the climate is pretty moderate and you could garden outdoors any time of year… I believe YOU should also be gardening. Not just any sort of gardening […]
Expanding a Window Sill with a Two Legged Table
Windows sills are prime real estate in the fall when it is time for temperature sensitive plants to come indoors. Seems there is never enough room on the window sills to keep those potted plants in the sunshine and healthy. Here is a post on how you can make more space at your window sills […]
