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09/15/2024

I can’t get enough of berries this time of the year. My go to for any smoothie 💫

08/25/2024

Artichoke flowers are so beautiful 😍. Admittedly I don’t like artichoke 😅 so I always let them go to flower in my personal garden.

08/14/2024

05/15/2024

Spring radishes! One of the easiest and fastest crops to grow year round in California and an excellent addition to any 🌮.

03/28/2024

We always enjoy seeing what tasty fruit & veggies The Noble Path Foundation find in their garden.

With spring finally here, time to swap crops and get ready for the new growing season! This is going to be good 😊 💚🥬

03/21/2024

Spring is finally here!🌻What garden greens do you associate with spring time? 🥬A colorful Swiss chard? Maybe a super fresh spring mix to start the season? Lettuce know below 👇🏽

03/19/2024

Oh no! 😬 Got holes in your greens and not a clue what to do about them?🥬

If it’s been a wet winter growing season where you are, you can bet you’ve got slugs. 🐌
Though not dangerous to your garden’s health, slugs can put a real dent in your leafy greens, one chomp at a time.

We love a good organic slug bait, like Sluggo, to put these pest problems to bed, once and for all.

Do you have a different go-to for slug management and prevention? We’d love to hear your favorite home solutions and answers any questions you have about managing critters among your crops.

03/09/2024

🥕 Springtime planting is upon us. What are your pressing planting questions for the season? We're here to help! 🥦

01/12/2024

I always strive to utilize as much space in small gardens/beds as much as possible.
Trellising climbers (snap peas currently) behind the other plants is my go to this time of the year to maximize space.

06/11/2022

Huge 🥕 harvest! Sown in spring for fresh, sweet and crunchy summer salads! 🙌🏽

10/25/2021

Feeling for a fresh leafy green salad from the garden? Swiss chard, kale and various herbs love the cooler fall weather. 🍁🍂 Also a few late season cucumbers from summer hiding in the mix. 🌞

09/28/2020

Fall planting - bring on the hearty greens!
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09/15/2020

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09/05/2020

It's pepper season! 🔥 Check out this sipicy trifecta

🌺 Bonus: flowers are beautiful and edible. Stay tuned for more info on using hibiscus in the kitchen!

08/23/2020

Nearly time!

08/20/2020

Too hot to cook 🥵? Lettuce help!

Imagine stepping out of your back door to harvest a fresh organic salad of ruby leaf lettuce, baby kale, and spicy arugula...with strawberries on top! 📞Call us today to book your garden assessment 949.674.6575

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Imagine fresh salad greens right outside your door! Easily accessible, nutritious and packed with all the minerals we need 😍. What’s your favorite green for salads?!? #fresh #salad #organic #organicfood #superfood #vegan #lettuce #spinach #kale #greensmoothie #green #orangecounty #california

Harvesting golden beets! #organic #organicfood #freshfood #orangecounty #sanclemente

Planting and harvesting carrots. It’s always best to start carrots when the soil temp is above 50F (10C) in loose soil for uninterrupted downward growth. Make a shallow trench (about 1/2 inch deep) along the drip line, then lightly sprinkle the carrot seeds along the same trench line. Carrots can take up to 3 weeks to germinate, so the soil has to stay moist. However avoid over watering by feeling for moisture in-between watering. Before the sprouts grow to 2 inches, thin by cutting the carrots tops every 1-4 inches in-between to avert competition depending on size of root desired. Mulch the soil surface to conserve water and keep the soil cool. They will be ready to harvest in about 70-90 days, but you can also feel the ‘shoulders’ to get a better gauge if they are to your liking. #carrots #urbanfarming #organic #orangecounty #organicfood

Broccoli is a cool season crop that performs very well in California’s mild winter months, and grows best between 65-75 degrees Fahrenheit. Broccoli goes to flower once the crown’s florets open up. This happens faster as the soil’s temperature increases. To extend the grow season once the soil temperature start to rise, mulch or add compost to the soil surface. This will act as a barrier from direct sunlight to the soil surface and keep the internal temperature of the soil lower than its surroundings. Lower soil temp = longer growing season. However, the flowers are also great for attracting bees and other pollinators to your garden space. They are incredibly important to the food economy since they pollinate 70 of the 100 crop species that 90% of the world’s population depends on. It’s estimated that bee pollination contributes roughly $5 billion to the food economy via pollination in the US alone. So I don’t mind letting the broccoli bolt, going to flower and providing space and food for bees since I’m able to harvest enough during the cooler months. #broccoli #savethebees #californiawinter #organic #ecofriendly #flower #orangecounty

I truly love growing fall/winter crops. They really are the coolest 😅. #gardendesign #vegetablegarden #kitchengarden #organicgarden #fallcrops #wintercrops #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #garden #urbangarden #landscapedesign #raisedbeds #beautifulgardens

🥦 Calabrese #broccoli is the variety most of us are familiar with, known for its large crowns of compact florets. 👑 Other varieties (such as broccolini) have more prominent long tender stalks. They all grow best in cool, mild climates with full sun. ☀️ While it is family to cauliflower, brussel sprouts and cabbage, #CalabreseBroccoli has a unique advantage. If harvested properly, it can give you multiple harvest over its lifespan via side shoots. This variety is “early dividend”, know for quick grow time and aggressive side shoot growth.