Trying to be more sustainable? Grow your own loofah! We love this pergola with loofahs hanging down. Have you ever grown your own loofah, would you try?

Beets are a wonderful vegetable to grow in your backyard garden. As you make your gardening plans for this spring don’t forget to add beets to your list!

Collard greens are a southern staple for Sunday suppers. What are you growing this winter to add to your suppers?

We love Vanessa and Oscar’s innovations to use their trellis with lights so they can garden during the night. Do you incorporate lights into your garden?

Mohamed’s potting bench looks perfect for storing all your garden gear and repotting needs. Do you repot on a bench or have a specific place you use to work on your plants?

Have you ever seen carrots this large? We love seeing different variations of produce. Do you grow something a little different? Show us your unique produce.

Helene has a beautiful gardening apron. What fun festive garden gear do you use? Would you sport an amazing apron like this one?

Bring your kids into the garden. Brooke’s fairy garden is adorable and is fostering imagination. Do you have hidden treasures in your garden? How do you teach your children about gardening?

Don’t forget to create some fun vegetable markers for the garden. The fun part of planning your next garden is sprucing up the place. These markers are bright which will help remind you what was planted in your garden beds.

Have you taken a break today and walked to your garden? Sometimes we can get caught up in this crazy world and we forget to PAUSE.

Did you know that kale and collards are great vegetables to grow in the winter?

How is your winter garden during this new year? Has anyone been able to pick a haven’t yet.

Planning your garden out for this new growing season? Don’t forget to plan for the bees! Planting an arrangement of flowers to attract pollinators is key in your success.

Do you start your garden seedlings inside for a strong start or directly sow them into your garden? How does your seedling set up look like?

Just because it’s winter time doesn’t mean our gardens are forgotten. What exciting things are you planning for your gardens this year?

This seed storage is an organizer’s dream! This storage wall is a great way to display all your seeds. We like the aesthetic too! Do you display your seeds or keep them under lock and key?

Niki’s harvest of her winter greens looks lush and delicious! She is able to grow year round using a hoop tunnel to protect her garden. Do you grow in winter
conditions?

Holly has the most amazing butter! These botanical butter rolls look beautiful. Have you tasted delicious butter like this? Do you have something special planned for a holiday meal?

The feeling of growing your own food is incredible but watching your children’s faces light up when they grow their own food is priceless! What veggies has your children grown in the garden?

We think Amy’s vegetable garland is festive and delicious for our feathery friends. We can’t forget to give our chickens some extra love this holiday. They will “cluck” over this tasty treat.

What fun surprises do you have in your greenhouse? This disco ball creates a fun playful ambience in this greenhouse! I think their plants are doing a happy dance.

Do you still have some leafy greens in your garden? Nothing better than harvesting late greens for a delicious salad. How do you continue gardening through the winter?

Feeling festive? Collecting greenery to create jolly wreaths seems like a fun way to get into the holiday spirit. Kathryn’s wild garden wreath is inspirational with red berries, a mix of eucalyptus, and evergreen branches.

This holiday season try getting creative like Carmen and create natural ornaments from your garden! Salt Dough can be cut into fun holiday shapes than pressed with seeds, flowers, or whatever you find interesting from your garden.

We are planning for the spring garden and the theme for next year is rainbow of color. Luay’s purple greens will be a perfect addition.

What a BEAUTIFUL message from Marcus! Spread the love everywhere and boost one another. We love all his inspirational videos.

Love these ornamental kales that Julia has planted. They’re a fantastic way to keep a little more color going in the garden, even with a light dusting of snow like this!

It’s that time of year, the leaves are dropping. What to do with that mountain of leaves you’ve raked into a pile? Well after you jump into that pile a handful of times, use them in your compost!

Check out this perfect head of cabbage Steve harvested last week! We still find it fascinating how the disorganized leaves of a cabbage seedling can come together into such a perfect ball of tasty goodness.

With the day’s growing shorter we can’t help but reminisce about our summer garden. Angela’s garden was thriving in June! Did you take a picture of your garden during its peak growing point this summer?

Don’t forget to add some fun decorations to the best part of your home, the garden! Penny at Happy Days Farm has an amazing autumn vibe happening down in her raised beds.

We can’t help but feel a little envious of our gardening friends from the southern hemisphere. While our gardens are either done for the season or winding down, folks in the southern hemisphere are just kicking things off!

Beanie we are so jealous of your perfect pumpkin! Are you planning to visit a pumpkin patch to hunt for the perfect one? Did you plant your own pumpkin patch? Show us your pumpkin adventures!

How is your fall garden growing? Thanksgiving is only a month away are you going to be harvesting some garden fresh veggies to serve with your thanksgiving meal?

Maggie quickly harvested this beautiful mixed basket under the light of her headlamp before a frost came! We have definitely been there before.

How awesome is this that smarterbynature grew their first fresh pineapple from the top off of a grocery store pineapple! We love regrowing things to keep the harvest growing.

What an incredible job Holli did decorating her greenhouse for fall! We’ve got a little envy of it over here.

This tomato tart by Luay looks absolutely delicious, and is a great way to use up that surplus of cherry tomatoes wee inevitably have at the end of the season!

Looks like Mona had a great harvest this week! With strange temperature fluctuations and off-the-wall weather in various parts of the world, some folks are having their growing season cut short.

Holy smokes! Check out these super long Chinese Red Noodle Beans that Joshua is growing! We love how unique they are! Are you growing any specialty vegetables this year?

We think Kelly nailed it with this one! The best thing about long weekends is having more time to spend in the garden!

Another gorgeous blend of flowers and veggies by raleighcityfarm! We love their message on the importance of urban farms, bringing much needed fresh food and agriculture education to city-dwellers!

Check out these richly colored open faced sandwiches from mustloveherbs! They’re making us want to break out the bread and a fresh tomato. Do you make tomato sandwiches with your harvest?

Whoa! Check out the size of Liz’s harvest! It looks absolutely fantastic. Have you grown some super-huge veggies this year? Show us below!

What a fantastic setup from Katie! She’s using a traditional three-sisters planting, raising bees, and composting! We can’t wait to see the bountiful harvest the rest of the season brings her.

Check out the amazing repurposing of this ladder from Mona!! Not only is it a fantastic trellis, but look how cute it is with the birdhouse on top! How do you repurpose things in your garden?

What a great harvest from Marie! We love that her dogs get to tag along with her. Do you have any pets that “help” you tend the garden? We’d love to see them below!

What a gorgeous harvest! Mark is undertaking a fantastic challenge of only eating food he can produce on his own property, for three whole weeks! Have you ever tried a similar challenge? Let us know how it turned out!

We are loving the colors in these “refrigerator pickles” by mustloveherbs! What is your favorite go-to pickling recipe?

Our awesome moderator Emily posted her process of canning cucumbers over the weekend! Are you feeling inspired?