Go on, live a little. Your garden will be right there with you no matter what.
With a few extra steps, your compost pile can become more than just a great garden amendment—it can be a form of passive energy for home heating, too.
Nothing says summer like biting into a slice of watermelon—and this year’s slice just got sweeter.
If you want to make a pile of black gold quickly, break down these compostable items before you throw them in the compost bin.
Mulch is a garden must, but if you don't use the right type and apply it correctly, it can inhibit the growth of your plants.
Want an easy crop suited to small space gardening? It's about time you start growing potatoes in containers.
Create a barrier to wind around your home and farm, decreasing its destruction and making a more desirable living environment.
When it comest to your compost bin, you have many shapes, sizes and styles to choose from—here are a few of our favorites.
Ever dreamed about growing papayas on your zone 6 farm? This book shows you how to grow your favorite tropical or long-season foods while keeping sustainability in mind.
With a little upfront work balancing your garden’s soil pH, you’ll have an easier growing season with increased yields.
If you’re making anything from spring rolls to curries, you can grow these Asian herbs to add fresh flavor to your dish.
What’s better than a sweet potato? One that comes in a fun color, of course!
