Organic Gardening

How to grow your garden without the use of any synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or products that are harmful to your garden’s ecosystem. Learn about organic, sustainable, and climate-friendly gardening methods such as permaculture and Hugelkultur.

How to Create a No-Till Garden

No-till gardening is a great way of increasing the yield of your garden without tampering with the soil’s ecosystem. The topsoil is left undisturbed, and this means that the microorganisms…

How To Grow A Sustainable Garden

Living an eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle is a choice more and more people are making to try and overcome their impact on climate change and pollution. You mostly see ways…

How to Grow Cover Crops to Improve Your Soil

Have you grown heavy feeding plants that tend to drain and deplete the soil? Are you taking a season off of gardening and want to make the most of the…

Climate-Friendly Gardening Practices and Techniques

These eight climate-friendly gardening practices and techniques are simple to do yet efficient and cost-effective, and will produce an abundance of food!

Best Mulches To Use In The Vegetable Garden

Gardening is a great way to help provide your family with quality food as local as it gets but there are some challenges to gardening that take a little creativity….

How to Create a Pollinator-Friendly Garden

Pollinators are a gardener’s best friend. If you aren’t encouraging pollinators into your garden, then you are missing an opportunity to help your garden bloom. Not to mention helping local…

Are Eggshells Good for Vegetable Gardens?

There are several myths that surround the use of eggshells and one question that is popularly asked is ‘are eggshells good for vegetable gardens’?

Natural Ways to Protect Your Garden from Slugs and Snails

The last thing you want is to be overrun by slugs and snails in your garden. They can cause major damage to your plants, flowers, and vegetables.

Flowers You Should Plant in Your Vegetable Garden

One of the best ways to get ready for summer is planting flowers in your vegetable garden. It’s a great way to make sure you have plenty of vegetables, and keeping your flowers around will encourage pollinators to come into your yard. Here are some flowers that I highly recommend planting with vegetables.