Virtual Home Remodel We purchase our 1975 ranch style home about 10 years ago. We primarly picked this house for the acre lot and not for the minty green siding. We never cared for the siding color, but it was always in the backs of our minds to redo the siding someday. Fast-forward a decade… Read More
Korean BBQ with a Kick A couple of weeks ago I got a craving for kimchi. We live about 45 minutes away from the Asian store and I didn’t feel like driving to the NE Atlanta suburbs. So I headed to my local grocery store in search for napa cabbage. I knew it was wishful… Read More
Early Spring Color Star magnolia, or Magnolia stellata, is a beautiful sight in early spring. Throughout winter it’s fat, fuzzy flower buds are evident. As the soil warms, they gradually swell and break open to reveal the stark white or pink flushed petals inside. When fully in bloom, the star magnolia offers a striking display… Read More
Spring Landscape Chores Spring is here, and it’s time to get in the yard! These chores can be knocked out in a weekend, and will help you take control of your landscape from the start. Clean out annual beds and containers. It’s too early to plant summer flowers, but you can get everything ready. Prune… Read More
Before the Kale Craze In the hype of the “super foods” craze it seemed like the lowly cabbage was off the radar of the trendiest health conscious writers and dietitians. This most versatile of veggies saw its nutrient packed relatives, broccoli and kale, outshine its own humble, yet worthy attributes. But with the new popularity… Read More