Last year in early spring, while others were still shivering from 30-degree temps, I bundled up and headed out to my local nursery to find some plants for a local T.V show appearance. The T.V show appearance featured plants you can plant in a spring container. From the moment my eye first landed on ... Read More about How to Grow Dinosaur Kale
Misessence Conditioner
About a year ago, I decided to ditch the conventional shampoo and conditioner and experiment with “no-pooing.” I have not looked back since, but, like those who have implemented the “no-poo” method probably already know all too well, it can leave your hair dry. So- what does a green gal like myself ... Read More about Misessence Conditioner
Project Green Foot- Week 43
Last week, I told you about the gem of a farm I found about an hour from my place, Runaway Creek Farm. Since J.P was on vacation last week he volunteered to visit the farm with me. I really wanted him to meet the owners and see for himself how beautiful the farm is. J.P. was impressed with how ... Read More about Project Green Foot- Week 43
The Basic Green Smoothie
I am a big smoothie fan especially now that I have a Blendtec, it just makes smoothie making so much easier. I personally love the colour and taste of green smoothies, and there are so many difference combinations out there. They are simple to make and just plain delicious. To keep things fun, ... Read More about The Basic Green Smoothie
How To Build A Fairy Garden Made From Pallets, Logs, and Shade Plants
I was lucky enough to speak with the lovely and garden savvy, Shawna Coronado on a few occasions. She oozes green, and has the most wonderful and upbeat personality. You can't help, but love her! She has shared How to Plant a Sustainable Front Lawn Veggie Garden, How to Build a Vertical Living Wall ... Read More about How To Build A Fairy Garden Made From Pallets, Logs, and Shade Plants
Project Green Foot- Week 42
We spent more money on food this week than usual. I found a gem of a farm about an hour north of us- Runaway Creek Farm. It really is perfect, and so beautiful. They have 5 grass-fed cows, 6 grass-fed pig, lots of chickens, bees and acres upon acres of grass and gardens. They are an eco-cert farm ... Read More about Project Green Foot- Week 42
Chia Ginger Green Tea
Green tea is chock-full of polyphenols, phytochemicals with potent antioxidant properties that give green tea its bitter flavor. It also contains alkaloids such as caffeine, although in lower quantities than black tea, which gives its stimulating properties. I am big green tea fan. I usually try to ... Read More about Chia Ginger Green Tea
Thula Recycled Cardboard Hangers (Review & Giveaway)
We all use them. We all break them. We all get frustrated when they get entangled and poke us in the eye from time to time. You guessed it- hangers! Did you know that most curbside recycling companies don't accept plastic or metal hangers, and most wooden ones are not compostable? Therefore, 8 ... Read More about Thula Recycled Cardboard Hangers (Review & Giveaway)
Project Green Foot- Week 41
Our little E was sick this past week which made it feel like the longest week ever. We made sure to fill her up with lots of fruits and veggies to help her on her path to recovery. I made her a delicious raw carrot cake treat with an avocado-banana “icing” on top. She ate it all week thinking she ... Read More about Project Green Foot- Week 41
Chocolate Coconut Bites
After seeing how popular my Chocolate Coconut Butter was, I decided to incorporate it into another recipe. Please don't mind the dog poop looking picture. I tried. I really tried to get a good shot. Surprisingly,this was the best one, and you all thought I was a professional photographer? First, ... Read More about Chocolate Coconut Bites