July 30, 2026
Six Pounds of Peppers Head to the Freezer
A bowl of sweet bells and poblanos becomes a whole season of fajita filling, cut, bagged, and ready for winter.
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Posts from July
Every July post, across years.
July 29, 2026
Keeping Lettuce Alive Through a Southern July
Shade cloth, mulch, and drip irrigation keep romaine and oakleaf lettuce going through southern summer heat, at least for a while.
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July 24, 2026
Rooting Tomato Cuttings for a Second Wave of Fruit
Pruned tomato stems don't have to go to waste - root them in water for fresh plants that keep producing right up to first frost.
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