These shade-loving flowers add color and interest to areas of your farm where sunlight isn’t as hefty.
The leaves of the mimosa recoil at night and when disturbed as a mode of self-protection.
Your garden doesn’t have to lie bare after spring plants have been harvested. With succession planting you can grow more crops.
Despite the notion that "organic” equals "safe,” it’s necessary to take precautions if you choose to use organic-approved chemicals on your farm.
If you can't beat ’em, eat 'em. Foragers turn to eating invasive species as a means of control.
What you grow in your pollinator garden is helpful to bees, but there’s much more you can do.
Sunflowers have multiple uses on the farm. Here's information on some of our favorites to help you decide which type is best for you.
Give your garden a mid-season face lift with these tips that clean up their appearance and encourage new growth.
Let your garden be a peaceful, quiet space where you can learn from the plants and reflect on your surroundings—no devices allowed.
Summer is tomato season. Ensure you get an ample harvest with these gardening practices.
Grow a top-notch cucumber harvest with these planting and harvesting strategies.
Some gardeners build Fort Knox around their vegetable plots to keep wild animals out. I simply grow enough to share.
