• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Urban Overalls

Country Living in a City Setting

  • Home
  • Life on the Homestead
    • Homestead How-Tos
  • All Creatures
    • Chickens
  • Homestead Recipes
    • Preserving
  • Gardening
    • Vegetables
  • A Little About Us
  • Contact Us

Vegetables

Shishito Peppers: The Asian Heirloom

harvested shishito peppers

There are times the culinary world impacts my horticulture world.  Such was the case years ago while dining at an up and coming sushi restaurant in Chicago.  For an appetizer, Shishito peppers were listed.  I had never heard of them before.  Sure, I was familiar with many varieties of bell peppers as well as  the […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Vegetables

10 Growing Tips for Yellow Squash

tiny squash at base of female flower

This time of year, gardening is in high gear.  In between pulling weeds and watering plants, harvesting is happening.  Gazing down into the basket, one particular plant is producing like crazy… the humble yellow squash.  Each day, it seems as though I am plucking more of them than any other vegetable. Now the squash family […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Vegetables

Juice It: Fresh Produce in a Glass

Summer continues to tick down the weeks.  Temperatures have dropped.  School has started.  Sunburns have faded.   Trees in the high country are blushed with fall hues.  And if you garden… you are overrun with fresh produce.  Yes, this is a prolific time of year. Many of you have pulled out the canners, sterilized your jars, […]

Filed Under: Fruit, Gardening, Vegetables

10 Ways to Use All that CSA Produce

It is distribution day.  You arrive at the CSA.  The parking lot is filling up and there is excitement in the air.  Perhaps there is a produce tasting table or a freshly made salad with key ingredients from the distribution.  Bonus points if there is a recipe or two available for all of that fresh […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Vegetables

Can You Do That? Grafting Tomatoes!

Whether you start seeds yourself or buy seedlings from a greenhouse or CSA, tomatoes are a garden staple.  They are an easy crop to grow, come in a wide variety of colors, and provide a taste of summer that just can be replicated in grocery store produce. Heirlooms have been the secret darling of the […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Vegetables

Bunching Onions: A Garden Must-Have

Vegetable gardening is an enjoyable experience.  As a gardener, you determine the size of the garden, what type of plants, and ultimately where the plants are planted… raised beds, containers, or traditional garden beds.  Every spring you either sow seeds or plant seedlings.  Sure it is work, but you get to enjoy fresh produce from […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Vegetables

  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Go to Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Welcome to Urban Overalls

I’m Connie. Growing up on a farm in rural Iowa taught me me many lessons: raising chickens, growing produce, enjoying raw milk, how to cook from scratch using whole foods, canning, mending clothes, and the importance of being someone who gives back to the community.

Now, living in an urban setting, I brought my country ways with me. Join us as Mr. Overalls and I share our adventures, recipes, and how-to in our daily lives on our 1/3 acre slice of heaven near the center of town.

Follow Us

Can I help you find something?

New Articles

pure coconut oil soap fb | urbanoveralls.net

Pure Coconut Oil Soap

cracklins in liquid lard

Small Batch Lard Rendering

orange bell peppers

Jack O' Lantern Stuffed Bell Peppers

green pork chile

Homemade Green Pork Chile

Readers Favorites

Can You Do That? Grafting Tomatoes!

15 Smart Grocery Shopping Tips

old burn area with densely grown trees

7 Reasons Why Christmas Tree Cutting Can Benefit a Forest

Anticipation…Making Homemade Ketchup

  • All Creatures
  • Gardening
  • Homestead Recipes
  • Homestead How-Tos
  • Life on the Homestead

Copyright © 2025 · Genesis Sample on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in