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Thyme: A Tiny Herb with Mighty Benefits for Health and Kitchen Gardens
When it comes to versatile herbs, THYME deserves a spotlight. This low-growing perennial is not just a fragrant culinary staple but also...
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Ines
Dec 3, 20244 min read
SAGE: our number ONE HERB in the kitchen garden
When asked about our favorite herb, we don't need to think for long. SAGE is our all time favorite in the kitchen garden and in our kitchen.
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Ines
Feb 8, 20242 min read
Start seeds in the month of love
Gardening tasks and tips for February Are you ready to get gardening? Now is the time to prepare your kitchen gardening season, to plan...
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Ines
Nov 17, 20233 min read
How we learned about frost dates
November. November is usually not the month people think about gardening. The gardens have been cleaned up, leaves have been raked on the...
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Ines
Oct 10, 20234 min read
Our favorite season: Fall
Why a fall garden is totally worth growing It might sound strange for a gardener, but fall is our favorite season. We know, we know it's...
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Ines
Oct 5, 20232 min read
The Summer Garden of 2023: A Season of Challenges and Surprises
A story of challenging weather patterns and resilient plants The summer of 2023 was a season of contrasts for gardeners across our...
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Ines
Mar 23, 20232 min read
Dreaming of gardening in March
You can feel it now on clear days - the sun’s strength is increasing. We can literally watch the snow melt and the raised beds reappear...
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Ines
Feb 8, 20233 min read
Live the Garden Life!
Live the garden life! I know it is probably a little bit weird to hear this statement at this time of the year. But it is not only going...
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Ines
Dec 17, 20221 min read
Kitchen Garden Ornaments
Christmas crafting for gardeners December is the time when two things come together: Christmas and the first new seed catalogues for next...
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Ines
Dec 9, 20223 min read
Make gardening your lifestyle
We don't know what the future holds, but gardening means believing in tomorrow. Good old Audrey Hepburn already knew about that and...
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Ines
Oct 30, 20223 min read
Gardening Season is always NOW
It's November, almost all vegetables have been harvested, all leaves have been blown off the trees and we think that the growing season...
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Ines
Oct 4, 20222 min read
Raised beds for the soul
Not long ago it became scientifically proven that gardening has positive effects on your psychological health. Getting your hands dirty...
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Ines
Sep 19, 20222 min read
The secret life of our garden protectors
If you’ve ever seen pictures of our garden or gardens we’ve planted, you’ll have noticed that there are lots of flowers and herbs mixed...
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Ines
Aug 22, 20222 min read
Get ready to grow a fall garden
For most vegetable gardeners August (and July) is the time to focus on tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers. These three warm-season crops...
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Ines
Apr 12, 20222 min read
Can I plant outside now? - Garden tasks for April
Hello kitchen gardeners, The days are getting warmer! Isn't it exciting? We measured temperatures around 15 degrees C already before the...
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Ines
Jan 8, 20222 min read
Garden Cress - easy to grow with your kids
With being back to remote learning for our kids in the midst of January, it's tricky to keep our monkeys entertained sometimes, right?!...
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Ines
Nov 24, 20212 min read
Watermelon homegrown in Ontario
Let's have a little bit of summer feeling at the end of November, shall we?! With organic homegrown Canadian watermelon that's surely...
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Ines
Nov 18, 20213 min read
Tipps for the Fall Garden
Hello kitchen gardeners, Fall is quite a busy time in the kitchen garden! Especially since we have had those mild conditions lately, it...
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Ines
Nov 18, 20212 min read
Hardening off? What's that?!
Hello kitchen gardeners, Did you enjoy that taste of summer during the past couple of weeks? We surely did and to be honest, we could not...
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Ines
Nov 18, 20215 min read
July tasks and kitchen garden parties
Hello kitchen gardeners, Time flies during summertime in the garden. Didn't we just sow our seeds and plant our little seedlings? Most of...
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