While we were planting our seeds for broccoli, someone had a fantastic question about if broccoli was worth it to grow themselves in the garden since store bought was so cheap and easy to find. Here was my response!
This video talks about how we’ve adjusted the way we think about broccoli over the years.
Growing your own microgreens is such a simple way to add a ton of nutrients into your diet!
This is a recording of Dale & Carrie talking at the 2019 OKC Home + Outdoor Living Show about how they grow and cook with broccoli and cabbage for their family of 6 in their OKC backyard.
October is the perfect time to refresh your garden with cool-season crops and essential tasks. In our latest video, we cover 11 must-grow plants and tips to keep your garden thriving this fall. From planting leafy greens and root crops to starting indoor microgreens and building DIY PVC hoophouses, you’ll find everything you need to know to make the most of your October garden. Don’t miss out on these expert tips to grow indoors and out!
Gardeners who use greenhouses or garden beds covered with plastic sheeting know the value of creating a warm, controlled environment for their plants. However, managing the internal temperature is crucial, especially during unseasonably warm days. In this article, we’ll explore why venting your greenhouses is essential for maintaining the optimal growth conditions for your plants, drawing on advice for managing temperature fluctuations effectively.
Gardening success depends on understanding the different growing seasons: warm, cool, and perennial.
Hard to believe it’s already time to start our fall cool season seeds indoors!
Come hang out with Carrie while she prepares her indoor seed starting area and gets 60 seed pods planted with cool season seeds such as broccoli, kohlrabi, bok choy, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts.
Check out this video where Carrie goes through the top 5 plants to avoid planting next to tomatoes to help your tomatoes thrive this season!
Our cool season crops (broccoli, cauliflower, & Brussels sprouts) that we planted in our Bio Dome last week are doing really well and are ready to be up-potted into larger containers before they go outside!
