Category: Garden Insights

Planting Saffron Bulbs

Here’s a simple saffron crocus bulb planting guide you can post on your site or use as a quick reference: 🌸 How to Plant Saffron Crocus Bulbs (Crocus sativus) Planting Season: Late summer to early fall (August–September in most U.S. zones) 1. Choose the Right Spot Sunlight: Full sun is best — saffron crocus loves […]
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Saffron Tea

Spanish Saffron Tea with Cardamom, Cinnamon & Honey What Is “Blooming” Saffron? Blooming saffron is the process of soaking the delicate red threads in hot water (or another warm liquid) before using them. This gentle steeping allows the spice to fully release its golden color, floral aroma, and unique flavor compounds. Without blooming, much of […]
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Recipes From The Garden Part 2

From Garden to Griddle – Fajita Strips with Roasted Peppers & Onions  By Eileen Colette This fajita-style meal is quick, satisfying, and full of garden flavor.Roasted peppers and onions meet tender beef strips for a colorful, comforting dish that’s equally good over rice, in a wrap, or eaten straight from the skillet. Why This Works […]
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Recipe Inspired By The Garden Part 1

Garlic Scape & Parsley Pesto with Grilled Steak Garlic Scape Pesto Meets Grilled Steak You know how sometimes the simplest ingredients surprise you? This week, I took a handful of garlic scapes and parsley from our humble little garden and turned them into liquid green gold—aka pesto. Add a grilled steak from the quarter cow […]
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Series: The Truth My Mother Never Told

The Day She Told Me I Wasn’t Going to Heaven Series: The Truth My Mother Never Told We were on our way to the doctor for a pre-surgery consultation. She was in the passenger seat, fuming over juice. Yes—juice. The kind she was served with her meal. The kind we offered to refill. The kind […]
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Juneteenth – Free INDEED!

🌿 Freedom to Grow: What Juneteenth Teaches Us About Gardening Published June 20, 2025 | By Roots OMG “Every seed holds the hope of freedom—freedom to break through, to reach toward the light, and to become what it was created to be.” Juneteenth marks the true celebration of freedom in the United States—the day when […]
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Garlic or Scapes

🌿 Scapes vs. Garlic: A Garden Twist on Flavor and Function If you’ve wandered through your garden and spotted a curly, bright green shoot snaking up from your garlic plants—congrats, you’ve just met a garlic scape. These whimsical stems are more than just garden eye candy—they’re the secret ingredient your pesto didn’t know it needed. […]
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What’s the Difference Between a Blog Post and a Newsletter? (And Why You Might Want Both in Your Life Like Soil and Sunlight) Hey plant people 🌱 Let’s clear the compost on something that confuses a lot of folks—what’s the difference between my blog posts and my newsletter? Because yes, both have words. Both talk […]
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From Garden to Golden

🌼 From Garden to Golden: Cooking Squash Blossoms with Love There’s something magical about harvesting flowers you grew yourself and turning them into something crispy, creamy, and delicious. These pumpkin squash blossoms were picked in the soft morning light—before they had time to close for the day—and transformed into golden bites of joy. This video […]
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Why Gardens Matter

From Revelation to Genesis: Why Gardens Still Matter There’s something about a garden. It’s quiet, yet full of life. Wild, but purposeful. Messy, and somehow sacred. If you’ve ever dug your hands into the dirt, you know it—it’s more than planting. It’s participating in something holy. And this connection between soil and spirit? It’s not […]
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