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Welcome the first post post for the A to Z Blogging Challenge! I am excited to be writing about desert gardening throughout the month of April. You will find that I will be mixing things up a bit with not
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Am I a master gardener yet? I’m working on it! I completed the classroom portion of the program and am now an intern volunteering at the demonstration gardens in Tucson. The specific garden I’m working in is called Small Spaces
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April is almost here, and for those of you who follow my blog you know what that means — Blogging A to Z is here! I am excited to share with you what my theme for this year will be.
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There’s a really good reason I have failed miserably to keep you all up to date on my progress through the Master Gardener program. There is just too much information to compact it into a blog post! It is incredible
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Week One – Introduction and Tour About 6 months ago I learned that the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension provides a Master Gardener training program. To be honest, I had never heard of this and was curious about it (check
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In the vast expanse of arid landscapes, such as the Sonoran Desert or the Mojave Desert, where the scorching sun dominates and water is a scarce resource, lies a fascinating and rewarding pursuit—desert gardening. Contrary to popular belief, desert regions
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In my never ending quest to create the best website/blog, I thought it was time to make a few tweaks. My first conundrum was to decide what, if anything, really needed to change. I was pleasantly surprised to find that
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It is funny how one thing leads to another, which leads to another, and so on. I just had one of those experiences so I thought I would share it with you. As you all know I just completed the
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What was it like to post an article everyday (except most Sundays) for an entire month? For me, this year was much easier than when I attempted this in 2018 and 2019 on my writing website, KJScrim.com. I feel this
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