
Urban Farming, Small Scale Gardening
I love to make homemade kale chips from kale that I actually grow. Discover my secret recipe for delicious homemade kale chips made from fresh…

I’ve shared in the past my interest in growing citrus, particularly unusual citrus varieties, at Heritage Cottage Urban Nano Farm, my urban farm in Ocean…

Did you know that our favorite colorful garden roses have a common ancestor that was yellow? Well, here’s the rest of the story recently published…
Every spring about this time, I start getting the same question from gardeners all across the deep South: “Dr. B, is it true you’re supposed…

Since we were farmers market growers over 15 years ago, we’ve grown, no pun intended, to appreciate many of the varieties of vegetables that are…

Almost every gardener I’ve met in the last 15 years seems to have questions about growing milkweed because of the Monarch butterfly. In the deep…

A couple of weeks ago, while travelling to visit family and a little vacay, I had the opportunity to catch up with an old Clemson…

After a tumultuous summer it’s time for me to get back to sharing my thoughts on what I’ve learned at the Urban Nano Farm. Probably…

One of the most popular and trendiest vegetables gardeners try to grow are heirloom tomatoes. This interest is fueled by the many articles written each…

Katie and I are serious about preserving the harvest we enjoy from the UNF. You name it and we preserve it. We like to call…