Gardening by Cathy

Occasionally I bring you important news!! This is one of those times. Although I have not spoken much about herbs, this is a right we all must protect. The right to choose which dietary and herbal supplements we wish to buy.
Your rights to supplements are under attack! Should DSSA Bill pass, [...]

A brief look at blacksmithing in action.

Paul Muller directs the making of door ornaments, holders, etc. Find out why you must not get the piece too hot. In addition, find out what you need to pick up at garage sales for blacksmithing. Lastly, what does back and forth mean?
Watch this short video to find out.

I want to thank all of you for so patiently waiting for these videos to be published. I was working 6 days per week and did not have the time to discover the 2 tricks to getting the video from my Sony camcorder to my PC. Thanks again.

Sorry for the delay in telling you about how you can feed and care for your red worms and not go “nutso” in the process.
If you have been reading my posts about how to set up a red worm farm, some of the staples you now always have on hand are flattened cardboard cereal boxes, [...]

Ever hear of the green smoothie diet, or making a fluffy green shake? If you have then you know just how to feed red worms or squirmies to get them to their maximum potential. To make a green smoothie you first coarsely chop vegetables. Remember a blender doesn’t have the power ability [...]

Upside down plants can take a lot of water and so have a tendency to dry out the soil faster than just a regular hanging basket filled with flowers would. Hence, adding worm soil just may reduce the number of times you have to water.
Red worms or squirmies, affectionately named by my husband, [...]

Red worms or making vermicompost can be an all encompassing job or a relaxing hobby. It all depends on how you approach it. For starters these worms are not native, so do not expect them to thrive in the heat of the summer which can be anywhere from 90- 100 degrees Fahrenheit. [...]