Author: Pachamama Inspired
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Stay Hydrated!
With the onset of some of our first super hot days of the summer, now is the time to recheck your watering systems and schedules to make sure your plants…
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Earth Day EVERY DAY
THIS YEAR’S THEME IS CLIMATE ACTION! It is hard to believe that this year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. While Earth Day may be recognized around the globe…
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Recipes
I just came across this beautiful recipe for Clevland Sage Pesto created by Antonio Sanchez using local, native salvia for an aromatic pesto! I will most certainly be trying this…
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Looking Back – Victory Gardens
http://celosangeles.ucanr.edu/UC_Master_Gardener_Program/Grow_LA_Victory_Garden_Initiative/ Its raining here in San Pedro, California, so I’m waiting to plant my new tomato babies until the soil dries up a bit even though I’m so excited to…
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Seeds of Hope
Originally posted on Pachamama Inspired: ? Starting plants from seed can be tricky and while sometimes daunting, putting in that extra effort and care is well worthwhile and produces endless…
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The Toddler’s Garden
It is never too early (or too late!) to start gardening with your baby, toddler or child! From the very first weeks and months, babies can begin enjoy nature and…
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Plans
“Life is what happens when you are busy making other plans.” ~John Lennon I have struggled so hard to sit down and write this post. The truth is that looking…
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Present and Planning
Mindfulness practice and meditation is absolutely all the rage right now and thank goodness it is! Being “mindful” and “present” is one of the greatest gifts we can give…
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Compost happens
For the inaugural week of Food Waste Awareness here in California, I wanted to talk about composting. This is one of the biggest win-wins nature offers to deal with some…
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Seeds of Hope
Starting plants from seed can be tricky and while sometimes daunting, putting in that extra effort and care is well worthwhile and produces endless rewards. There are few things…
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