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Recently I took a road trip to see some of our great country. The SawtoothMountains in Idaho, the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone in Wyoming have been on my bucket list to visit for a long time. In addition to the amazing places I visited and the buffalo, elk and bald eagles that I got to see up close and personal, I was able to take a look at passing gardens of people who live in harsh climates and get some tips on plants that survive and thrive in these conditions. If you are looking for tougher plants for your own garden to add this fall planting season here are some ideas.

My fascination with poisonous plants was piqued recently while researching organic methods for eliminating rhododendron root weevils.

I spent my holiday in a most remarkable place. I drove through miles of the Stanislaus National Forest devastated by the Rim Fire, the third largest wildfire in California history.

Eggs are on my list of perfect foods. They are packed with protein and nutrients, quick to cook and delicious. Purchasing high quality eggs is essential for getting the most nutrition possible. Labels can be confusing, but it simply comes down to understanding the life of the hen. In short, you want to purchase "pastured" eggs. I'll explain... 

Some people seem to be born lucky. Naomi Lyall is one of those included in this group.