July might seem like a late start for planting, but it’s actually a perfect time to introduce a variety of crops to your garden. As summer hits its peak, there are still plenty of vegetables that can thrive when planted now, providing you with an abundant harvest well into the fall. Whether you want to... The post 18 Crops to Plant in July for a Late Summer and Fall Harvest appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

In my early childhood, I spent many days at my aunt’s house and her vast gardens full of flowers, vegetables, and fruits. One memory that always sticks out is the way we would go out after rainfalls and collect the seemingly hundreds of snails that would come out, drawn by the moisture. We would drop... The post The Secret Life of Slugs and Snails and How To Eliminate Them From Your Garden appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Transforming the shadiest corners of your yard into vibrant, inviting spaces can seem like a challenge, but with a bit of creativity, these often overlooked areas can become the most enchanting parts of your garden. From cozy seating nooks to whimsical pathways, there are countless ways to brighten up even the darkest spots. Whether you’re... The post 15 Shade Garden Ideas to Transform the Darkest Spots in Your Yard appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Low-maintenance perennial flowers are the perfect solution for those who want a stunning garden without the fuss. These hardy plants are resilient, requiring minimal care while providing long-lasting blooms year after year. Perfect for busy gardeners or anyone who prefers to enjoy their garden rather than maintain it, these perennials offer an effortless way to... The post 20 Easy-Care Perennial Flowers That Thrive with Minimal Maintenance appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Sticker residue is one of life’s silly little annoyances, clinging to surfaces long after the sticker has served its purpose. Whether it’s from price tags, labels, or kids’ sticker collections, this pesky gunk seems to have a mind of its own. Luckily, there are some surprisingly simple ways to get rid of it using items... The post 6 Ways to Remove Sticker Residue From Every Surface appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Pruning tomatoes is a weirdly controversial and hotly debated topic in gardening. I’m here to throw my .02 cents in as I’m firmly in the tomatoes need vigorous pruning camp, and I’ve done it both ways, so I know at least a little something about the topic. Pruning might seem like a complex task, especially... The post Why Your Tomato Pruning Strategy Might Be Sabotaging Your Garden appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Have you ever wondered why many cities and towns choose petunias for landscaping? You’ve likely seen planters and hanging pots full of petunias everywhere you go. These beautiful annual flowers are extremely low-maintenance but provide colorful blooms all summer, making them a no-brainer. Every gardener should consider Petunias to add simple beauty to their homes.... The post How to Grow and Care for Petunias so They Bloom All Summer Long appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Whether it’s your raised bed garden succumbing to drooping plants and leaves or your indoor houseplants and herbs — there are many reasons your plants might be drooping, dying, and failing to thrive. Unfortunately, diagnosing the issue can be difficult and you’re often left trying one thing after another to no avail. Isolating the reason... The post 12 Reasons Why Your Garden Plants Are Drooping, Dying, & Failing to Thrive appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Transforming your garden into a vibrant summer oasis is easy with annual flowers that bloom all season long. These resilient and colorful plants not only add beauty to your outdoor space but also attract pollinators and withstand the summer heat. Whether you have a sunny garden bed or a shaded corner, there’s an annual flower... The post 14 Colorful Annual Flowers That Bloom All Summer Long appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more

Delicious but easy! You’ll love this freshly milled flour cookie recipe. The cookies are thin, crispy, subtly sweetened with honey or maple syrup, and scented with warm vanilla before being topped with melted chocolate. Of course, you can also skip the chocolate and keep them plain! I’ll show you how to temper the chocolate if... The post Easy Fresh Milled Flour Cookies appeared first on The Peasant's Daughter ..read more