It’s hard to believe we are so close to the end of the year. This will be my last blog post of 2021 and I wanted to share some posts from the past year. I wrote over 40 blog posts this year about gardening, holistic nutrition, cooking from scratch and life updates. I have enjoyed connecting with you here, it’s been amazing. I appreciate you showing up and reading what I have to share, it means so much to me! Here is a review of some of my most popular posts from the year. I hope you enjoy reading them again and if you’re new here, may you learn things you didn’t know before. I am sharing a few from each month below.
In March I focused on Herbs and included a post to commemorate the anniversary of when I started nutrition school, which was one of my most popular posts of the year:
7 Years Ago Today I started Nutrition School
Calming Herbs To Grow In Your Garden
In April I focused on many different garden greens:
In May I covered various garden tasks to show you the things I do to keep my garden happy and healthy:
Talking About What To Plant, Watering, Pests and Hail
Weeks Starting the 17th & 24th
In the End of May and through June I covered edible perennial gardening:
Edible Perennial Gardening: An Introduction
Edible Perennial Gardening: Herbs
Edible Perennial Gardening: Roots, Tubers and Bulbs
In July I talked about going camping and leaving my garden alone for days, I also shared about some summer foods:
5 Plant Based Ways To Add Umami Flavor To Your Food
In August I talked about the seasons, preparing for your autumn garden and more:
3 Harvesting Tips For Maximum Flavor and Texture
Late Summer Gardening and Prepping For Fall
Connecting Through The Seasons Through Gardening
September was all about autumn:
7 Autumn Recipes To Inspire Your Seasonal Cooking
Cold Hardy and Frost Tolerant Vegetables
A Peak At Autumn Seasonal Foods
October I shared about books, nature and herbs:
3 Of My Favorite Beginner Gardening Books
3 Herbs To Use In Your Kitchen In Winter
November was when I talked about prepping for a better spring and summer garden:
What To Do Now For A Better Spring & Summer Garden Experience
5 Tips To Help You Thrive Through The Holidays
In December I shared my holiday gift guide:
My Holiday Gift Guide For Beginner Gardeners and Cooks
I hope you enjoy revisiting or catching up with what’s on my blog from 2021, this is my last blog post for the year. May you have the best holiday season. I look forward to connecting and sharing more with you in 2022! Don’t forget you can book an online coaching session or cooking class with me. I am now booking for late January and early February, spaces are limited! Garden Coaching and Cooking Classes
Candice Cullen Holistic Nutritionist, Herbalist, Culinary Nutrition Expert & Garden Coach 