If you are making maple syrup anyway, the process of hot packing and canning maple syrup is just another step that will take you less than a half hour of hands on time. Maple sugaring is at peak right now and we are getting a plentiful amount of sap from our trees this year. Although properly ... Read More about Canning Maple Syrup
Our experience installing a bee nuc
The last time we got bees was... not a success. The biggest mistake we made last time was choosing to get a package of bees to install into an empty hive. As brand new beekeepers, this was a terrible decision. This time around we smartened up (a little) and got a bee nuc instead. As most of our ... Read More about Our experience installing a bee nuc
Striped Baby Blanket Knitting Pattern
This striped baby blanket knitting pattern is just what you need to make a quick and adorable gift for your loved one. This is a simple project, perfect for a beginner knitter. Is there anything cuter than a newborn baby all swaddled up in a handmade baby blanket? This striped baby blanket ... Read More about Striped Baby Blanket Knitting Pattern
Stop Killing Your Air Plants! How to Take Care of Air Plants
I used to be a serial air plant killer. We used to bring those poor things into our home with every intention of giving them the best life ever, and a few weeks later, BAM... dead. I had no idea how to take care of air plants, but that's all changed. Believe me when I say, if I can keep air ... Read More about Stop Killing Your Air Plants! How to Take Care of Air Plants
Spring Foraging in the Woods
Spring foraging is one of my all time favorite activities. There’s just nothing like getting out into the woods, inhaling that fresh spring air, and finding joy in all the beautiful plants popping out of the ground. Here in New England, we found an abundance of wild foods to forage right in our ... Read More about Spring Foraging in the Woods
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