IT’S SPRING AND THERE’S STILL SO MUCH CITRUS! With the winter season over and spring upon us the citrus crop is ripe and sweet juice is running down your face as you enjoy some of those last, perfectly ripe oranges. Then...
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Using Your Summer Harvest
It Happens to Everybody… SO MANY TOMATOES!! You know this has happened to you. You bought a six-pack of tomato starts and planted them, excited about the harvest to come. Delicious thoughts of all things tomato raced...
Oh no, no water!!! Common in-line drip irrigation issues
Most-common in-line drip issues Spring is in the air, your garden is planted with fresh transplants and seeds, and the rain has mostly stopped. Next is to turn on the irrigation … and nothing happens. Well, maybe something...
Nasturtium Goat Cheese
1-10oz log plain goat cheese1/4 Cups, chopped nasturtium leaves and flowers2 Tbsp pinenuts, toasted1 Tbsp orange zest Leave goat cheese out to come to room temperature. In a mixing bowl, combine the goat cheese,...
Eat Your Weeds
Now that we're at the tail end of winter, the end of the rainy season is near, and your yard is undoubtedly full of weeds. Most gardeners look at the weeds in their gardens as their arch nemeses. They are constantly pulled...
Pickling the Last of your Winter Veggies
What to do with the last of my winter garden? Pickle it. I´ve cleaned out my winter garden. Now what? As we get our gardens ready for spring we are left with the last winter produce: beets, peas, turnips, carrots, collards,...
How to Prune Citrus Tree
The basics of citrus tree pruning. Yard to Table Creations walks you through pruning a small lemon tree that is relatively healthy. We will cover proper pruning techniques, do's and don'ts, and potential problems....