Late Spring Herb Garden
This year I’m planting these herbs in late May and early June for a lush midsummer cutting garden full of fragrance, pollinator-friendly blooms, and fresh culinary herbs all season long.
The Write Prepper’s Prep & Plan program is an ongoing blog series to help us procrastinators get things done so we can protect those we love. By building a proper mindset about prepping and planning, this series knocks down the crazy myths about preppers and focuses on practical, low-budget things you can do now in order to meet unexpected challenges later, whether they are weather-related, illness-related, or any other life-changing event.
This year I’m planting these herbs in late May and early June for a lush midsummer cutting garden full of fragrance, pollinator-friendly blooms, and fresh culinary herbs all season long.
Let’s talk about how to properly store fruits and vegetables to keep them fresh longer and reduce food waste. This easy guide covers which produce belongs in the fridge or on the counter, how to use crisper drawers effectively, and which fruits and veggies should (or shouldn’t) be stored together.
April is here! And despite the westerly winds still blowing, I’m thinking about my garden. So I’ve updated my annual list of favorite gardening YouTube videos, books, and blogs that are suitable for gardeners of all levels.
Stuck in the snow but dreaming of spring? Today I’m talking about how to prepare for spring gardening in mid-February with simple, cozy planning tips.
We’re in the middle of cold and flu season, but it’s not too late to update your pantry with foods and herbs that help strengthen your immune system. So here’s a list of items to help you build up a winter apothecary of your very own.
Although it’s not snowing here yet, it’s freezing and I still have so much to do to get ready for Christmas. But it’s never too late to prepare for more storms coming later this winter. Here’s a list to help you get started.
Today’s post is another update on how to prepare for winter travel emergencies, including getting stuck in a snowstorm on a highway for hours or overnight. This list includes information about how to how survive a winter car emergency. And it includes snacks.
It’s December 1 but despite the world tells you, there’s still plenty of time to begin planning for meals, guests, and gifts and still enjoy the season. This post includes two free printables: A Holiday Planning Schedule and a Holiday Meal Portion Planner that you can adapt for your own needs.
Thanksgiving on a budget doesn’t have to feel like cutting corners. Here are creative, heart-centered ways to celebrate with warmth, connection, and story without overspending.
Although Halloween is a week away, it’s time to start preparing for those November holidays that are loaded with family, fun, and food.
Let’s prepare our vegetable garden and flower beds for fall and early winter. From soil care and mulching to planting cool-season crops, these garden prep tips will keep your plants healthy and ready for spring.
It’s time to get our pantries fall-ready with cozy seasonal staples and emergency essentials. From soups and spices to power-outage prep, here’s how to stock your shelves for comfort, cold weather, and peace of mind.