There is a lot of talk, writing and thought about self-sufficiency now, mainly due to the partial economic and industrial collapse that we’ve all watched in the past year or so. The thought of being dependent on no one else is appealing, at least in the short run. This is short term [...]
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In response to our customers requests, we have just released our new and unique seed collections online at Underwood Gardens Heirloom Seed Collections. We have an initial 14 collections that are specially priced and carefully selected to make your growing experiences as easy and rewarding as possible. This makes it easy to explore a new [...] Many people are attracted to heirloom seeds and gardening for the variety and flavor. Once they realize that heirlooms are open pollinated seeds that can be saved and replanted year after year, they often ask how to start saving their own seeds. This is not hard, but there are some basics to understand first. With [...] I’ve never liked eggplant. The taste was bitter but past that, remarkably bland with a similar texture. Not that exciting. So I decided to grow some this year. This is something I recommend against to my customers- “Grow what you like to eat” is what I advise. My reasons for growing something that I don’t like are [...] For those of you looking for the recipes from the eNewsletter, I apologize! The host for my blog did an upgrade last night and had to reload the servers, so the blog was down this morning. Here are the recipes, please let us know what you think! Either post a comment here or send us an [...] |
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