Now that the trees for the espaliered are on their way, we needed to get the trellis system installed. I purchased modular stakes that attach to the trellises that are then sunk into the ground and attached. Easier said than … Continue reading →

No, I am not talking about an acting technique (drama is so tired), I am talking about building a fourth wall to the vegetable garden! I am attempting to do a similar technique to create a “fourth wall” around my … Continue reading →

I know it sounds like the wrong time to fertilize your garden, with everything going into senescence…and for those who already think I am wacky, this will enhance that perception. However, there is method to the madness! Let me explain. … Continue reading →

This is certainly not a new idea or project; however, it is a perrenial favorite on my gift lists. My family and friends love getting herbal or flavored olive oil and vinegars each year. Looking around in the gourmet stores, … Continue reading →

I planted garlic yesterday morning. It was a cool fall morning just after a night of rain. The soil was damp and beginning to cool, and according to the farmers almanac, it was a good day to plant. Soil Preparation: … Continue reading →

Brussel sprouts, are hardy, slow-growing, long-season vegetables belonging to the cabbage family. In the proper season of the year, it can be grown in most areas of the country. In mild areas, or where there is deep snow cover, the … Continue reading →

As a nice Jewish boy, I think I am naturally (by the deviation in my septum) to Florida. The warm climate, sunshine and fun all have their appeals but I am not much of a beach person and I would … Continue reading →