Spinach! Add This Nutrient-Packed Food to Your Fall Garden Easily!
Spinach is such an amazing plant to add to your garden!
In this video, Carrie shows how simple it can be to grow spinach right in your own backyard or patio!
Spinach is such an amazing plant to add to your garden!
In this video, Carrie shows how simple it can be to grow spinach right in your own backyard or patio!
Spinach is an amazing cool weather crop that is one of our favorites! It tastes so much better directly from your garden than buying from the grocery store. You will be so impressed just like we were the first time we tried it! Spinach is a staple of our garden in the spring and fall.
We planted spinach in our Smart Pots grow bags and Carrie made a video showing you how!
Spinach is known as a superfood! It has a countless amount of amazing health benefits for your body.
This is a recording of Dale & Carrie talking at the 2019 OKC Home + Outdoor Living Show about how they grow spinach for their family of 6 in their OKC backyard.
Luckily, spinach doesn’t attract many pests and those that it does get are fairly easy to manage!
Tetragonia, better known as “New Zealand Spinach” is a great addition to a summer garden. When spinach and other greens are out of season, New Zealand spinach can step in and take its place in your garden and in your summer salads!
We had a beautiful day in Oklahoma today and we spent most of it outdoors getting ready for Fall! We planted A LOT of spinach and cleaned up our beds in preparation for planting more throughout the month!
We just harvested carrots and onions from this raised bed and now we’re planting more stuff in its place. I originally planned on planting peppers, beans, and squash but that didn’t work out. I couldn’t find any peppers for transplant and didn’t have any southern peas seeds. We’ve loved having fresh greens again from the NZ Spinach and decided I wanted to have a large section of It. I also spotted a cucumber beetle and […]
Last year we stopped eating salads in June after all of our lettuce, spinach, and kale bolted. This year we planted New Zealand spinach so we’d have salad greens in the summer. Here’s an update on how they’re doing! (Mary also decided she wanted to try planting one…)