Lavender Time! Mocktail
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Pumpkin Crumb Cake
Pumpkin Crumb Cake Print Cook time 1 hour Total time 1 hour Adopted…
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Determinate vs. Indeterminate Tomatoes – What is the difference?
Just in case you’re wondering which kind to grow, there are two types of tomato…
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April is All About the Bees!
How Sage Creations Farm helps pollinators… and you can too! We plant native plants at…
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Ricotta Dumplings with Spring Vegetables
Ricotta Dumpling with buttered spring vegetables Print Prep time 15 mins Cook time 30…
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Aromatherapy: How and why it works, and how the loss of smell turned my world upside down
Have you ever walked into an old bookstore and immediately felt a surge of comfort…
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Plant Dormancy, Part Two: What Happens After an Early Fall Freeze?
Almost a year has gone by since I wrote Part One of the blog on…
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5 Seasonal Eats to Fill Your Winter with Joy
Here are a few of our favorite recipes to eat in-season for the winter months,…
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Lavender Chocolate Buttersweets
Lavender Chocolate Buttersweets Print These chocolate buttersweets are an old family recipe from…
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Tomato Inspiration: 15 Summer-Loving Recipes
At the farm, summertime means harvest time. With so many vegetables and herbs coming out…
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Growing sustainably: The ‘why’ and ‘how’ behind our farm
In 2005, my husband Bobby and I moved to Palisade to start a farm and…
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Being a mom of two kids and a farm
The way Sage Creations evolved had everything to do with being a mother. When I…
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All natural Easter eggs: DIY dyes from plants and vegetables
Nature offers us so many beautiful colors. From beet red to turmeric yellow, the natural…
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Butter Seasoned with Rosemary, Sage and Juniper
Butter Seasoned with Rosemary, Sage and Juniper Print What's better than butter? Butter infused…
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Planning your dream garden: Sowing seeds, planting starts & cultivating wellness
It’s nearly spring! Which means our garden minds are dreaming. As you begin planning your…
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What happens in winter after an early fall freeze? Plant Dormancy, Part One
What does it mean for plants when you have an early fall freeze? The first…
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Garden Club Membership Giveaway!
Daydreaming about Spring? Us too! So, we’ve got an important question for you… What do…
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Eco-friendly packaging: Is it worth the cost?
As a mission-driven organic farm, we’re always thinking of ways to take better care of…
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Ordering Lavender for Spring Planting: What you need to know
Farming is such a rhythmic practice. We are continuously observing present conditions, learning from past…
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Q&A with Julie: Making Lavender Wreaths & Swags at the Farm
This summer, our lead florist Julie is teaching wreath-making and swag-making classes at the farm!…
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This summer on the farm: From bloom to bounty
Social distancing, cancelled festivals, uprisings around the country, and perhaps the worst spring freeze the…
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Tips on How to Grow Your Wellness Garden
In the 1940s, near the end of World War II, rationing was a part of…
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Garden Club: Organic Plant Delivery, Discounts & More!
Every spring, our greenhouses are full (overflowing, really!) with organic plant starts. We start every…
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Growing an Aromatherapy Garden for Your Well-Being
Gardens aren’t just for growing food. In your garden, you can also grow fragrant plants…
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What is conscious consumerism? How to be more sustainable during the holidays
Conscious consumerism is becoming a trend, as more and more people start to consider the…
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Homemade Natural House Cleaner
The New Year is a clean slate, a fresh start. A horizon for new possibilities. Whether…
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How to make a lavender wreath & other lavender holiday gifts
Making your own holiday gifts is a special kind of giving – especially when you’re…
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Eco-friendly one step at a time
There were two driving forces behind starting an organic farm: my passion around growing food,…
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My lavender plants died. When, why and how to re-plant lavender
Lavender’s a hardy plant, but it’s not invincible. Growing lavender on a large scale, you…
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How to harvest & store cherries (plus, our 3 favorite cherry recipes)
Growing organic cherries has been a staple of our farm since the beginning. Our orchard…
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