Recycle your home, food and personal waste as fertilizer and mulch to build your garden’s soil quality without spending a dime.
A self-sown garden may go against your green-thumb intuition, but it could make your garden life a whole lot easier.
Looking for a more sustainable option for your mower or weed whacker? The scythe could be your answer.
This year, consider decorating with a Christmas tree that can be planted outdoors after the holiday festivities come to an end.
Letting your basil plants go to seed isn’t a bad thing—use the seeds in internationally inspired drinks and desserts.
Inspire green thoughts in the darker months by counting down the days until Christmas using heirloom seeds.
Oh, Christmas tree! Fill your heart with extra holiday cheer by renting a live Christmas tree this year instead of buying one.
Whether you grow, forage, or buy mushrooms, this fermentation technique is a nutritious and delicious way to preserve them.
This traditional holiday décor encompasses multiple species of plants that parasitize trees—and they’re good for biome diversity, too!
Use the slow winter gardening season to prune back fruit trees, shrubs and vines so you have more to harvest next year.
While your diseased trees are dormant is the best time to prune them and give them a healthy start to the new year.
Soil isn’t needed and the change of seasons won’t hold you back if you grow these crops in a hydroponic garden.
