Posted  on Nov 1, 2023 in 
FEATURES, 
THE SWEET GARDENER			
			
			
			
By Alisa Murray
www.alisamurray.com
Hey Sweet Lifers! Hope y’all are digging in and prepping those beds for some Fall harvesting. I have prepped and added nutrients to all of my beds and will start sprinkling some seeds over the next few weeks for radishes, beets, carrots and collards.
One of my favorites...			
							
	
				
			
	 
    
    
	
	
		
			
			
						
						
							
				
		
				
					
			Posted  on Aug 29, 2023 in 
FEATURES, 
THE SWEET GARDENER			
			
			
			
Hey Sweet Lifers! One of the easiest to grow and certainly a lovely addition to any garden is chives. They are, with reference to taste, the lightest of the onion family. They are also one of the oldest herbs as they have been cultivated for 5,000 years. 
Culinarily speaking there’s nothing better on a...			
							
	
				
			
	 
    
    
	
	
		
			
			
						
						
							
				
		
				
					
			Posted  on Jun 30, 2023 in 
THE SWEET GARDENER			
			
			
			Hey Sweet Lifers!  I love cilantro!  I use it in all meals starting with on my eggs for breakfast, in my pasta dishes and with every meat.  I tried growing it over the past several years, and every time I tried, it would look real nice for about two weeks, and then it would either bolt or die. I had...			
							
	
				
			
	 
    
    
	
	
		
			
			
						
						
							
				
		
				
					
			Posted  on Apr 28, 2023 in 
FEATURES, 
THE SWEET GARDENER			
			
			
			Hey Sweet Lifers! About ten years ago, a neighbor asked me if I would like some aloe vera for my garden. I was barely wet under the ears with my gardening skills, and I planted the tiny little things under a tree out in what is now the Sweet Life Garden. Over the years those “little” aloe sprouts grew...			
							
	
				
			
	 
    
    
	
	
		
			
			
						
						
							
				
		
				
					
			Posted  on Feb 27, 2022 in 
FEATURES, 
THE SWEET GARDENER			
			
			
			By Alisa Murray | alisamurrayslivingthesweetlife.com –
Hey Sweet Lifers! There are so many challenges to think about when planning a garden, like understanding the way the sun lands throughout the day, the quality of the soil, and rotation and location annually. Unless it lives in the Sweet Life Garden...