Teaching Our 3 Year Old Colors By Planting Carrots in Our Garden with the Seeding Square!
We ❤️ our seeding square!! It has so many great uses including educating kids about colors and getting them active in planting in your garden!
We ❤️ our seeding square!! It has so many great uses including educating kids about colors and getting them active in planting in your garden!
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, the amount of people with Alzheimer’s is growing fast with currently 5.8 million Americans diagnosed. Some foods can help to support brain function and promote memory retention.
Come join us at the OKC Home + Outdoor Living Show at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds from March 22-24, 2019!
Growing Food Together- From Seed to Spoon Garden Tour Event on 2/16/19.
Come join us at Myriad Botanical Gardens for a class about everything you need to how about how to start growing your own food on April 18, 2019!
Sunflowers are a fun addition into your garden and add a lot of color. The kids always love to grow these and are amazed at how tall they can get (especially the mammoth varieties)! They are a great attractor for birds, bees, and butterflies.
Cilantro is one of our favorite herbs to use in cooking, but our growing season here in Oklahoma makes it difficult to grow because of how hot it gets. Rau ram (Vietnamese Cilantro/Coriander) is a great alternative to cilantro that flourishes in heat and can handle as much sun as you give it. It has a bit more of a kick than traditional cilantro, but we are usually using it in Mexican dishes so we enjoy this extra kick! It is not recommended to start rau ram by seed, but can usually be planted by cuttings from an existing plant or by transplant.
Okra is one of the best plants to grow in the summer. It’s a consistent and reliable producer with few issues. It’s one of the few plants that thrives in the extreme Oklahoma heat!
Turmeric is a unique and beautiful addition to your garden! This is a great plant to grow in a container in most areas as you will most likely have to bring it in for the winter if you live in zones 7 or below. You can plant in the ground if you are in zones 8 or above. Turmeric is commonly grown for its amazing health benefits!
Ginger is a unique and beautiful addition to your garden! This is a great plant to grow in a container in most areas as you will most likely have to bring it in for the winter if you live in zones 8 or below. You can plant in the ground if you are in zones 9 or above.