Onions and shallots are two of the most rewarding vegetable crops you can grow. My husband, Bill, started to grow onions many years ago and […]
A Note from Susan
Dec. 27, 2024 _ Hello, everybody! I hope you have been enjoying the holiday season so far. We didn’t get any snow but I’m sure it will be a regular occurrence starting in January.
You’re looking at a photo of the rosemary and sage cuttings I’m growing indoors over the winter. The rosemary plants outdoors won’t make it through our winter so I rooted them indoors and they’re doing great.
I’m currently taking a 2-week break from shooting garden videos but I do have a new blog post that you will want to check out. It’s all about growing onions and shallots, which is something my husband Bill really excels at. Here’s a direct link to my blog post. I hope you’ll find it interesting.
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