Harvest Craftsman

04/08/2023

From tender sapling to fruitful joy, my Meyer lemon tree has blossomed into a source of delight! After years of nurturing, this season's harvest brings the sweetest reward - our very own homegrown lemons! 🍋🌱

14/04/2023

Calling all steak lovers! Tonight is whipping up some fresh chimichurri sauce, and we also have some juicy ribeye steaks ready to be slathered with this amazing sauce! The combination of the tender, flavorful steak and the zesty, herby chimichurri is out of this world! So come and join us for a mouthwatering meal that will have your taste buds dancing with joy!

05/04/2023

Just made the most amazing citrus hamachi dish last night, and I still can't believe how delicious it was! 🍊🍣 The flavors of the tangy citrus perfectly complemented the delicate flavor of the hamachi, creating an explosion of taste in my mouth. 😋 This dish was definitely a winner and will be added to my go-to recipes for sure. Have you tried any new recipes lately that blew your mind? Share your favorites in the comments below! 🤗

05/05/2020

Anyone in Austin looking to start a garden but not sure how? I am here to help! I offer consultations, design plans, planting guides, resource conservation plans, and installation. Let me know how I can help you get your own garden started.
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05/05/2020

Fig trees are one of the most ancient fruit trees that have been grown. Going back over 10,000 year we know people have been enjoying the fig tree for millennia’s. Figs like poor soil, low waterings, and dry hot conditions. This is one of the many reasons to have a fig tree as a part of your garden. Learn what I did to make planting a fig tree simple and ready to grow for years to come.
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03/05/2020

🍅How many tomatoes can you count? 🍅 As you can see some are starting to turn red and yellow. These black cherry tomatoes are looking delicious 😋
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02/05/2020

Each and every lady has her own uniqueness. She doesn’t need spots to be spotted. 🐞
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01/05/2020

Filling a big raised bed takes a lot of dirt. Hugelkultur is the practice of filling a bed with sticks, leaves and other organic materials to break down over time and nourish the soil. Not only does it save you money it also feeds the micro life in the soil that helps feed the plants.
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30/04/2020

30/04/2020

Highly recommend reading this