Preserving food not only extends its shelf life but also allows us to enjoy seasonal flavors straight form the garden throughout the year. Some of the oldest methods of preservation are drying, refrig

Over the last several days we have been getting hammered with bad storms and downpours of rain over several hours at a time. A break, maybe we've had a day of no rain in the last couple weeks but that

Its all about the King Of The Garden tonight, TOMATOES! The winners and losers (in our opinion)! Time for the Tomato Tasting Review 2023! Weve been harvesting lots of fruit already from the garden,

It's June and boy, is it getting hot in Georgia! The garden is in full-force and we are harvesting every day. The temptation to just harvest and cruise on through summer is also in full-force. Do not

It's NEVER fun when diseases attack the garden! We're talking all about controlling spring garden pathogens, like the disease causing microorganisms like fungi, bacteria, and viruses. Below is our lis

It's NEVER fun when those pests attack the garden! We're talking all about controlling spring garden pests, the larger organisms like insects and mites (although some of these aren't very big at all)

SWEET POTATO TIME !! One of our favorite things and easiest vegetables to grow in the garden and even in Mama Hoss' raised beds is sweet potatoes. We're discussing everything you need to know to have

May has to be one of our busiest months in the garden and if youre in the warmer growing zones, it is probably the same for you. Harvesting has started and we are already reaping the benefits of grow

May has to be one of our busiest months in the garden and if you’re in the warmer growing zones, it is probably the same for you.

Hey Neighbor! We've got a great show tonight, Peiter from Seminis is back! We're talking all things indeterminate tomatoes - debunking tomato growing myths, how to treat them, pruning tomatoes and so