Seed Saving: Why Fall is the Perfect Time to Organize Your Seeds
Fall is the perfect time to start saving seeds from your garden. By letting some of your favorite vegetables and flowers go to seed, you’re not only preserving heirloom varieties, but also setting yourself up for a thriving garden next year without spending a fortune on new seeds. I keep my seeds organized and safe in a seed saving case, which keeps them cool, dry, and ready for planting when the time comes.
Let’s Make Greek Yogurt
Don't you just love the rich, creamy taste of Greek Yogurt? How would you like to make it right from your own kitchen? You can absolutely do this, and I will give you a step-by-step tutorial right here.
Rooted in Change: Lessons from My Move from California to Kentucky
Ready to slow down, reconnect, and create a homestead heart wherever you live? I’m sharing my favorite tips, guided journal prompts, and a free workbook to help you live more intentionally, embrace the seasons, and bring peace and purpose into your daily life, no matter your address.
Real Hydration from Real Ingredients (No Gatorade Needed)
If you’ve ever checked the label on a bottle of Gatorade and cringed at the dyes, sugars, and additives, you’re not alone. Out here on Magnolia Hill, we work hard, sweat plenty, and need real hydration - not a fluorescent mystery drink. That’s why I’ve spent years perfecting a simple, natural electrolyte recipe that keeps us going through garden chores, goat wrangling, and those sticky Kentucky afternoons.
With just a few wholesome ingredients (and the right kind of salt), you can make your own healthy version at home - no artificial junk required. It’s easy, affordable, and actually supports your body the way nature intended. Let’s make something better, together.