Growing my own food in Los Angeles. No-nonsense gardening advice, seasonal cooking tips, and candid glimpses of city life.
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KITCHEN TOUR
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I’ve put this off for years, waiting for the perfect moment to capture the kitchen: immaculately clean, perfectly organized. My pantry is in a...
The October Garden Reset
what I’m planting, harvesting, cooking and tending this month
Every October, I notice gardeners beginning to quietly bow out for the year. The tomato plants are withered, the basil is run ragged, the days are noticeably shorter. After mont...
I never planned to be a gardener (part two)
my journey from fast food to urban farm & lessons along the way
I received a direct message last week asking if I “ever eat junk food”? Truthfully, you only see what my garden and life look like now. I try to grow as much food as I possibl...
What this summer taught me
5 lessons I learned this season
This time of year always gets me in a reflective mood. It might be the fall-summer transition, my birthday, or that “back-to-school” spirit. My senses are heightened. The days are getting shorter. I ask myse...
Everything I Know About Growing Citrus
timing, needs, containers, varieties
I love citrus. It is the crown jewel of my garden and I grow over thirty trees. It has a rich history that we can delve into another time. My fantasy is to one day have an orchard with every citrus vari...
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Self-taught gardener, urban farmer and seasonal recipe developer in Los Angeles.
Simple and delicious recipes + everyday life, style, travel, and always answering the question of WTF to make for dinner! \ud83d\ude4a\ud83c\udf5d
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