Our growing zone is 7B, with seed-starting indoors in March and outdoor planting from late April to May.
Find content on:
- Growing your own food
- Pollinator gardens
- Houseplant care
- Propagation
- Using plants as decor
- Internal & external drainage
- Shannon’s garden plans
You can find more photos from our homestead on my Garden Inspiration board on Pinterest!
- Garden Prep Guide for Beginners: Get Ready to Grow
There are all sorts of ways to get a head start on the growing season and to get the best germination rate among your seedlings. Even if you aren’t looking to succession harvest, you can use these tips to grow your seeds to seedlings before it’s time to get planting. - Avoid Root Rot at All Costs With These Simple TricksWith succulents gaining popularity, chances are you’ve gotten one yourself! But these are no ordinary plants and they won’t thrive with an ordinary watering schedule. I’ve been growing succulents and…
- How to Grow Succulents From Clippings!So you’re finally getting the hang of growing succulents and they’re beginning to form new buds ready for propagation… now what? Whether you’re experimenting with your green thumb or are…
- Spruce Up Your Space with Succulents!Everyone’s home decor varies in one way or another as we try to project our interests onto our space. With spring coming up, adding greenery is a great way to…
- My 2021 Garden Plans Are Bigger Than Ever…It’s only January but I can’t help but get excited about the growing season that is yet to come! I’ve been watching gardening videos from people in much colder climates…
- Bring Your Spring Spaces to Life With Indoor Plants!Spring is just around the corner and with flower buds popping up in the yard, I am expecting the full seasonal transition any week now! With all these exciting changes…
