Homeowner shares incredible before-and-after photos of their transformed steep backyard: 'This has to go in [a] gardening hall of fame'
"It took two and a half years, but I’m still working on it."
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"It took two and a half years, but I’m still working on it."
An Outdoor Shower Is More Doable (& Even More Enjoyable) Than You Think Food52 2 hrs ago © Provided by Food52 The dog days of summer are quickly approaching; bringing with them the hot, sticky heat and humidity that makes us want to strip down and dive head first into every sprinkler or body of water we see. Don’t get us wrong, we love summer (and we love a good heat wave to really put an exclamation point on the season), but sometimes we find ourselves praying for a good downpour to break the soaring temperatures. A much more reliable (and practical) solution to this need for an immedi...
The Best Time to Water Your Plants—& Why It’s Crucial Food52 2 hrs ago © Provided by Food52 A perfect amount of rainfall is every gardener’s dream, but the reality is that almost every summer, there are stretches of hot, dry days when we need to water to keep our plants alive. The question of when it’s the best time to water your garden goes hand in hand with the question of how to water. To help you get the most out of that precious H2O, here are some watering basics: Why Water Is Necessary You’ll recall from biology class that water is necessary for plants to perform photosy...
For the past few years, I've been telling anyone who would listen that, when I bought a house, the first thing I'd do would be to get chickens. True to my word, I closed on my house in February of this year, and come March, I was the proud owner of 12 adorable baby chicks. However, buying chickens is the easy part—building them a coop proved to be much more of a challenge, taking way more time (and money) than I ever anticipated. On one hand,...