I have a freezer full of bananas. I shove them in there as soon as they start to turn brown – mushy bananas I am not a fan of. And we love banana bread. And banana muffins. But I have A LOT of bananas in my freezer… I am a shameful hoarder.A Freezer Full of Bananas …
One of the biggest landmarks of summer is the end of the school year. A lot of parents help their children make and or buy gifts to gift to their teachers, in an effort to show their appreciation. I wholeheartedly support this movement! We are blessed with some wonderful teachers, and I am all for giving …
There are a multitude of things to consider when planning out your garden. Generally speaking soil types, as well as sun vs. shade, and climate are top of the list. However, plant hardiness, compatibility with neighbour plants etc are also key factors. Whether it be flowers, herbs or vegetables, knowledge is power, and knowledge often comes …
I have here for you, the top ten seed starting ideas. Starting seeds in late winter is a great way to feel productive and also a wonderful way to ward off the winter blues and blahs. I have put together a list of the best ideas out there for getting your seeds started, and to …
In anticipation of Earth Day (and a deliciously fruitful spring and summer) I thought it fitting that we celebrate some of the creatures who make it all possible. Imagine how hard it would be to get things growing, if you had to do all of the pollinating yourself? Yikes. Here are the Top Ten Bee …
A collection of eco-friendly owl crafts using recycled and natural materials alike – all in honour of the awe inspiring owl and my small obsession. So, you may have noticed, I have a thing for owls. Not only are owls the best form of rodent / pest control you can have, they are also magical, …