Thyme To Garden Now

We spent a large part of this weekend building our tomato trellis structure with 10-foot electrical conduits, and spent half that time waiti...

It's been almost a week since our return back home, and I'm still not as organized as I would like to be in the garden, at home and ...

Our peas are growing well enough that I felt that it would be safe to harvest some young pea shoots this weekend.  This would have been tot...

The Indiana garden is still looking pretty bare and naked, but here's a quick tour.  I thought I would be a lot more organized and plan/...

The peas that I sowed on March 19th (because I read somewhere that peas are traditionally sown right after St. Patrick's Day; also, it w...

I'm worried about my rear, er, I mean, my peas .  I thought I was doing the right thing by direct sowing my peas right after St. Patrick...

With Halloween just around the corner, there's no denying that the holidays are not too far away.  I've been busy this week trying t...

We're only a couple of days away from the average first frost date in Indianapolis, but it looks like we may be lucky enough get through...

The night time lows dropped to high 30s this weekend.  In California, this would be considered winter.  In Indiana, as in the most of the re...

As I work out of state during the week, I sometimes text Keith to get current status reports on our garden vegetables. "Hey, how are ...

This week's harvest is from my "other" garden at my mom's house in California, where I spent this past weekend and thoroug...

Are you all familiar with T9, the predictive text technology for mobile phones?  Because I still don't have an iPhone, blackberry, Droid...

Back in early May, I visited my mom in Southern CA and sowed a few sugar snap peas in her small side yard.  Later that same week, I sowed mo...

First an update on last week's Green Onion Experiment : They are growing!  Slowly, yes, but all the green onion root stubs from last w...