🌡️I remember the first time I tried to plant green beans in early spring. The seed packet said, “Plant after danger of frost,” so I tucked them in the soil as soon as February warmed. But nothing came up. A week later, I replanted. Still nothing. Only when I stumbled across the idea of a…
🥬A Gentle Start: Planting in the Quiet Season There’s something special about planting when the rest of the world seems to be winding down. The air is cooler, the garden feels calmer, and yet—life is just beginning beneath the soil. October planting is an act of faith. We tuck seeds into cool earth, trusting that…
A Southern Soil & Sunshine Guide Rooted in Renewal and Intuitive Gardening 🌞 Introduction: What Happens When You Don’t Rotate In my early gardening days, I planted tomatoes in the same corner every year. That sunny little spot was just so perfect. But by year three, something shifted. The leaves yellowed early. The fruit was…
