Why You Should Try Back to Eden Gardening
Back to Eden gardening means less weeding, less watering, no tilling, fertile soil, and organic produce. Here’s how it works.
Back to Eden gardening means less weeding, less watering, no tilling, fertile soil, and organic produce. Here’s how it works.
A window farm is a hydroponic growing system that uses vertically-oriented plant containers to grow plants indoors.
Preserving herbs in vinegar is a great way to save the fresh flavor of a season to use later, and it’s pretty simple. Just follow these tips.
In this article, we’ll talk about the most common plant diseases, how to treat them, and most importantly, how to prevent them.
By knowing the signs of pests in your garden, you can prevent an infestation before it becomes a serious issue.
Square foot gardening is an efficient way to maximize space and ensure that each plant has enough room to grow. Here’s how to set one up.
There are plenty of garden plants that thrive throughout summer, and there are a few that may need some extra care through the hottest days.
If you love mushrooms but think they are hard to grow, then the King Stropharia mushroom, often called the wine cap mushroom, is for you.
Three sisters gardening is where you plant corn, squash, and pole beans together because they’re great companion plants.
Bamboo is surprisingly easy to grow in many parts of North America, and its quick growth makes it ideal for a variety of uses.