
Where soil health, soft blooms, low-effort gardening come together to help you grow a peaceful and abundant garden.
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There is a big difference between growing vegetables and growing enough vegetables to meaningfully feed your household.
You can grow six tomato plants, eat tomatoes every day in August, give bags to your neighbours, and still run out of to...
I’m filling the empty bed with rooted tomato suckers, zucchini, Swiss chard, lettuce, beets, dill, and a few quick-growing seeds from my stash.
The garlic is officially out of the ground, which means one of my favourite gardening moments h...
I absolutely love hollyhocks.
To me, they are the original cottage garden flower. They are tall, dramatic, slightly unruly and impossible to ignore when they begin blooming. Hollyhocks do not quietly fill an empty space in the garden. They...
A twenty-one-hour power outage will teach you things quickly.
Not in a dramatic, end-of-the-world way.
More in a very ordinary, very humbling way where you realize your house still has food, water, heat, toilets, a stove and everything yo...
For twenty-one hours, our well still had water in it, our freezer still held months’ worth of food, and our house still had everything we normally relied on.
We just could not access much of it.
A powerful storm had knocked out the electr...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An Eastern Ontario gardener building a more abundant and self-sufficient garden one season at a time. Expect perennial foods, low-effort growing, healthier soil, practical experiments and honest lessons from a garden designed to support real life.
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