Seed Starting: The Definitive Guide for Beginners
Don’t know where to start with growing from seed? Are you worried that it will be difficult & require special equipment? Seed starting can be easy & simple.
Need to keep track of your garden to-dos and record how things go this year? Time to buy your garden journal!
Don’t know where to start with growing from seed? Are you worried that it will be difficult & require special equipment? Seed starting can be easy & simple.
Are you indimidated by any kind of pruning? Does learning how to prune raspberries overwhelm you? It’s an important autumn or winter task and is relatively easy to do.
Are you seeing lots of pest damage in your fruit trees? Lost your fruit harvest to pests? Use tree banding around your trees to reduce winter moth damage.
Excited for the new growing season? But feeling overwhelmed? Learn what you need to do to get your garden planning done early enough so you’ll have success.
Having problems with disease or pests? Are your vegetables not growing well? Learn how vegetable crop rotation every year can give you better harvests.
Are you itching to start growing your own vegetables at home? Before you start, keep these tips on vegetable gardening for beginners in mind.
Do you want to reduce food waste? Learn how growing your own food can help reduce or eliminate most food waste and keep it out of our landfills.
So what is urban homesteading? And what does it entail? While growing your own food is a big part of it, there are some other aspects you may want to try.
Want to get kids more involved in growing their own food? Kids gardening is so much fun as you’ll see in this recap of year one of my daughter’s garden.
Are you itching to do something garden-related but it’s raining outside? Here are some easy rainy day garden activities you can do to scratch that itch!
Why grow roses in addition to food? Can you use them effectively in a food garden? They’re a great addition for several reasons you may not have thought of.
Greenhouse too hot in summer? Provide much-needed air movement by adding free greenhouse ventilation using computer power supply fans and a solar panel.