And this is why you need to have kale instead ;-) facebook.com/TheBookOfKale/p…
Well! Out of the blue, I must say - and SO grateful to Tim Pawsey and for his mouth-watering and wonderful blog, Hired Belly. facebook.com/TheBookOfKale/p…
Wow Folks. It's been a long, long time with no posts. My lovely little minpin called Pocky died in April of 2016 (her photo is in The Book of Kale and Friends)....near the Kale Doggie Biscotti in the shape of a... facebook.com/TheBookOfKale/p…
Guess which kale is an F1 hybrid? For folks who wonder......the hybrid seed germinated in 2 days, while the... fb.me/2tff9EnED
Love the folks at Adaptive Seeds....time to plant different types of endive and escarole soon....yes we do like... fb.me/7q8uC8tRb
Take a look - if you live in Vancouver or a visiting please come to the garden!! fb.me/2Txi3dKvD
Really like this kale variety from Adaptive Seeds in Sweet Home, Oregon. It's called Pentland Brig. Note the very... fb.me/1n5oyLUkW
Loving Dan Jason's new book - The Power of Pulses. Dan owns Saltspring Seeds and knows whereof he speaks! I'm... fb.me/7g0r1Ou1F
Garlic scapes - harvested this morning, about three or four weeks early. Just so you know that we "kale people"... fb.me/7rz8iiiJn
Here in the Pacific Northwest, about 80% of our native bees (and we need these bees!) are ground-nesting. A good... fb.me/8t1WwkNrz
The podcast on CBC: "Canada's Food Guide for Bees!" fb.me/17OhvW52B
Part of the great circle of kale life is that we always let some of our kale plants bloom for the bees (and it... fb.me/1e2QBX9NK
Many of us are (or will be) water challenged this season. Here's a good site from Cornell University about... fb.me/59Ok6kM8W
The buzz on supporting bees, one of our main themes in The Book of Kale and Friends, and the focus of the new... fb.me/1fKnJ67yX
