September Garden Tips | Phoenix, AZ
September has finally arrived, and with it brings the potential for a fantastic growing season! After an undeniably brutal summer, my...
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- Aug 7
2023 Fall Garden Plan | Tips for Extreme Heat
Well folks, as you might have guessed, my 2023 fall garden plan and tips are a little different than they have been in past seasons. As...
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- Aug 4
Tips to Maximize Your Fall and Winter Harvest | August 2023
As the scorching heat of summer persists, gardening may seem like a disheartening task, but this is the time to start preparing to...
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- Jul 5
July Kitchen Garden Tips | 2023
My July kitchen garden tips are all about taking advantage of our monsoon season. For many seed varieties, the monsoons allow for a second s
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- Jun 16
Get the Dirt on Garden Soil!
Let's talk about soil - one of the keys to a successful Phoenix Kitchen Garden. Here's the dirt on garden soil. Healthy soil is very...
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- May 31
Surviving the Heat: Essential Tips for Summer Gardening in Phoenix
Surviving the heat is everyone's summer goal, and that's especially true for your Phoenix kitchen gardens! With the arrival of June, it’s...
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- Apr 5
Phoenix Kitchen Garden Tips | April 2023
April is here and the Phoenix temps are.... chilly. So what does this mean for Phoenix kitchen garden? Read on and find out! From warm...
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- Mar 9
All About Green! | March Kitchen Garden Guide
Saying hello to March in Phoenix, AZ means saying goodbye to chilly weather. It's time to welcome in the sunshine with a beautiful...
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- Jan 4
Phoenix Garden Tips | February 2023
It's time to plant warm season vegetables, herbs, and flowers! Arizona isn’t like other parts of the country when it comes to gardening....
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- Dec 8, 2022
December 2022 Low Desert Garden Checklist
Yes, you can still add to your garden in December, and in fact, there are some great herbs and vegetables that love our winter zone 9...
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- Dec 8, 2022
December 2022 Low Desert Garden Planning
Now is the time to start planning for your 2023 Phoenix Kitchen Garden! December may not be the month to plant many herbs and vegetables...
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- Oct 12, 2022
October Low Desert Garden Checklist
Calling All Gardeners: October is our month! There are so many kitchen garden options this month, I can see how it could get a little...
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- Oct 5, 2022
October 2022 Low Desert Garden Guide
October is a GLORIOUS month for gardening! Between herbs, vegetables, and flowers, the garden options are practically endless. Below you...
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- Sep 8, 2022
September 2022 Low Desert Garden Guide
Hooray for September! Our blazing temps may have not changed much, but somehow turning my calendar to this month feels...
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- Sep 7, 2022
Starting Your Phoenix Kitchen Garden From Seeds
There is nothing more satisfying than starting your own seeds. The benefits include getting a jump on the season and having access to...
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- Aug 16, 2022
August Low Desert Garden Guide
What an outstanding monsoon season we've had this year! My plants appreciated the rain, humidity, and lower summer temperatures. While I...
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- Jul 11, 2022
July Low Desert Garden Guide
It's July in Phoenix, and just like June it's a great time to start your Phoenix Kitchen Garden from seed outdoors! This July I'm all...
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- Jun 28, 2022
Easy Basil Pesto Recipe | A PKG Favorite
"Though pesto means “pounded” in Italian, the rush of modern life has taken the recipe out of the mortar and into the blender (or food...
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- Jun 17, 2022
Right Plant Right Place - Soil Tips
Soil is one of the most important parts of your Phoenix Kitchen Garden journey. The right soil recipe provides nutrients and guides the...
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- May 3, 2022
Right Plant, Right Place - Watering Tips
As summer approaches, it's time to talk about water! Especially in Arizona, correctly watering your plants is crucial. Not only is it...
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