The Ridiculous Redhead
March 7, 2016
About Us, Garden, Ridiculous Garden Club
As my dear readers know, I love being out in the garden. I am self taught and started out killing ivy and cactus. It’s been a big learning curve but I have come a long way. I love to share…
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The Ridiculous Redhead
June 25, 2015
Garden, Slider Posts
cucumbers, drying shallots, garden update, green beans, organic gardening, peas, shallots, tomatillos
With all the trouble I had getting started this year I am so happy to see everything finally kicking in. Here is how the garden is doing. I pulled the shallots yesterday and hung them up to dry today. They…
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The Ridiculous Redhead
May 22, 2015
Garden, Green Ideas
front yard gardening, herb garden, organic gardening, vegetable gardening
This spring has been rough on my garden in a number of ways. I was tied up with the furniture for Habitat for a solid month which left me little time for getting the garden ready. My plan to take…
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The Ridiculous Redhead
February 6, 2015
Garden, Green Ideas, Recipes
organic gardening, seed starting, spring garden, winter sowing
The holidays are over. It’s been snowing every other day for weeks. The walls are starting to close in. Summer seems so far away. But spring is not so very far away. February is one of my favorite times of…
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The Ridiculous Redhead
November 12, 2014
Garden, Green Ideas
fall gardening, organic gardening, planting garlic
We haven’t checked in with the garden around here for awhile so I thought I would give you all an update. Today it was in the mid 60s and that seems to be the end of the nice weather. Some…
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The Ridiculous Redhead
September 9, 2014
Garden, Green Ideas
crazy tomatoes, fall crops, garden update, ridiculous redhead
We are in a really weird place as far as the garden is concerned. After Labor Day, the entire world posts on Facebook that summer is over so your brain starts thinking it’s fall. But in real life summer isn’t…
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The Ridiculous Redhead
July 31, 2014
Garden, Green Ideas
organic gardening, summer, vegetable gardening
One of the best things about our garden is how little upkeep it requires. Since we don’t use any pesticides or chemical fertilizers I don’t need to know anything complicated. Add compost. Add water. And things grow. There are of…
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