Welcome to A Happy Garden – sharing some of the best home gardening advice, tips and information on how to grow fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and fresh herbs in your home garden.
My name is Jeana and I’m dedicated to helping you with your backyard gardening so you can grow a sustainable, clean and successful vegetable garden for every season!
Grow Your Own Food!
If you’re like most people, you probably think that growing your own food is too hard, or too time consuming. But the truth is, it’s not as hard as you might think! In fact, with the right information and a little bit of practice, you can grow your own delicious and nutritious food right in your own backyard.
Let me help you start your Happy Garden journey today!
Most Recent Posts
If you’re in the mood for a delicious pasta dish, look no further than this Creamy Tuscan Chicken Pasta. This recipe features sundried tomatoes, garlic, …
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It’s crazy to think how early we need to start thinking about how and what we are going to plant in the cool weather seasons! …
Smothered pork chops are a delicious, restaurant-quality meal that you can make at home for under $10! The chops are tender and lean, and the …
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The biggest concern for backyard gardeners is that the cucumber leaves begin to turn yellow.
Growing cucumber is a favorite activity for me and my kids. …
Growing raspberries is actually rather simple. One fruit producing plant will provide an abundance of riches for the growing season, leaving you with bushels of …