The peak harvests from our tomato crop are inevitably post-frost, but the tomatoes do ripen in a hurry after the plants begin to die back th...

It's the big one... We've got whopping big potatoes this year, must be all the rain. And even this pound-and-a-halfer had barely a s...

This is a gorgeous time of year, the temperatures have cooled off, and the mosquitoes, blackflies, biting midges, deerflies, and horseflies ...

September heralds a harvest of a different nature, with a quickened pace to match the flurry of spring planting. These two peaks of activity...

An August frost snuck up on us this year. Not too surprising, we did have a frost warning on July 8th this summer, for goodness sake! With a...

I found a most delicious tomato chutney recipe, of East Indian inspiration, in an April 1981 Organic Gardening magazine. I modified it sligh...

With the incredible rainfall we've had here in the east, there's been ample opportunity for fungal diseases in the garden. The late ...

There's just too much beauty in the garden, I simply must share... Syriphid Fly eating the nectar of a Calendula Flower. Northern Leopa...

We are growing some test plots of small grains and seeds in the garden this year. Mostly, these plots have taught me about the growing condi...