organic garden

Little girls love princess, but eco, feminist parents lament the adoration of helpless females who need rescued by princes.  Now, I have found a princess that is inspiring her subjects to grow organic vegetables.

There are many sustainable options when it comes to putting food on the table, from eating organic to choosing locally grown foods to avoiding animal products. But there’s nothing quite as truly sustainable, satisfying, and tasty as growing your own organic food.

his spring we started a vegetable garden in above ground planters for the first time. We got the idea from a lady with a green thumb and went crazy on our green project. Over the first few weeks it seemed like nothing wanted to grow, like a new mother, I checked my plants growth progress at least twice a day. After the first few weeks I just grew used to the fact that I would have to water the plants and if they produced food I was just lucky.

If you've been reading GreenGrandma's blogs on various websites, you will be tickled to finally meet the grandBaby online in her little shop, and see some of the organic gardening she's been boasting of.

There are only a few designs right now, but I really love the rhubarb nest of wrens eggs. Fresh, and green without kitsch.