Spring has sprung. After a long, sheltered winter, it’s time to get outdoors, freshen our homes, and shed our winter coats. This year especially, spring has a heightened sensed of renewal. With COVID vaccinations accelerating, we’ll be able to throw open our doors and spend time with friends and family. As the days grow longer, we’ll hang out at the beach and have meals around the picnic table with fresh produce on the menu. Embrace the season and its blooming flowers, warmer temperatures, and singing birds. Here are tips to usher in spring! Plant Herbs & Vegetables There’s nothing like fresh vegetables and herbs straight from the earth. It’s simple to grow your own. Starting from seed is the most fun and cost effective option. You can grow spring veggies and herbs in pots or in the ground. Both work great! Botanical Interests, a USA based seed company, offers non-GMO, organic seeds. Their veggie collection has ten packets delivered in a gift box tied with a bow. Pretty! You’ll be eating these goodies all summer. It includes: Heirloom Organic Bush Bean "Blue Lake 274" or “Contender.” Heirloom Organic Broccoli "Di Cicco.” Heirloom Organic Carrot "Red Cored Chantenay" or "Scarlet Nantes.” Sweet Corn "True Gold.” Heirloom Organic Cucumber "Spacemaster" or “Marketmore.” Organic Pea "Sugar Snap.” Heirloom Organic Radish "Cherry Belle.” Heirloom Organic Summer Squash "Black Beauty Zucchini.” Tomato Bush Roma “Supremo.” Heirloom Organic Tomato Pole "Black Krim.” Click here to order. Growing herbs is a great addition to your produce garden. A ten packet collection of Botanical Interests’ non-GMO seeds (also in a gift box tied with a bow ????) includes: Heirloom Organic Basil "Italian Genovese.” Heirloom Organic Chives “Common.” Heirloom Organic Cilantro "Long Standing.” Dill “Tetra.” Heirloom Organic Lemon Balm. Heirloom Marjoram. Heirloom Organic
Spring has sprung. After a long, sheltered winter, it’s time to get outdoors, freshen our homes, and shed our winter coats. This year especially, spring has a heightened sensed of renewal. With COVID vaccinations accelerating, we’ll be able to throw open our doors and spend time with friends and family. As the days grow
My 800-mile mission walk was the subject of reporter Lisa Deaderick's recent Q&A in the San Diego Union Tribune. I'm thrilled she profiled me as one of the city's notable people for my 800-mile mission walk. Deaderick asked great questions about the best advice I ever received, what would surprise readers about me, and what it took to complete this long walk. Click link to read Q&A: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/lifestyle/people/sd-me-one-espinosa-20171101-story.html Related Posts: Website Jessie on a Journey Asked Lessons I Learned on my 800 Mile Mission Walk
My 800-mile mission walk was the subject of reporter Lisa Deaderick’s recent Q&A in the San Diego Union Tribune. I’m thrilled she profiled me as one of the city’s notable people for my 800-mile mission walk. Deaderick asked great questions about the best advice I ever received, what would surprise readers about me, and what
XETV interviewed me about my 800-mile trek through California to visit it's 21 historic missions. Hear what I have to say about the walk of a lifetime... View TV interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvXAt29ZITM
XETV interviewed me about my 800-mile trek through California to visit it’s 21 historic missions. Hear what I have to say about the walk of a lifetime… View TV interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvXAt29ZITM
