On our herb farm, my husband and I grow using biodynamic principles—something our ancestors have done in one form or other since the start of agriculture.
Spiders can be a huge help around the farm, so don't squish one until you learn about the role it plays.
Include these ground covers in areas of the farm where weeds are a problem and mowing is tough.
Lanky and sticky, this clinging weed can be gathered in springtime as a helper for removing congestion from various parts of the body.
Battling garden diseases can be a nightmare. Learn how to detect problems early and keep them out of your garden with these tips.
Add another element to your garden by growing in containers with these tips for success.
As these sweet flowers pop out in various colors this season, add them to your teas or confections for a springtime treat.
Maximize your garden space by planting sturdy edibles to be supports for vining crops.
Yes, I could plant the same ol’ boring crops every year, but why? There are varieties of all shapes, sizes and colors waiting to be explored.
Manage your property’s storm-water runoff while also growing delicious fruits and vegetables by including these edibles in your rain garden.
Is your lawn rolling back in a carpet-like fashion? Grubs could be to blame.
A toxic flower with a storied past, foxglove can become a welcomed addition to your farm, as long as you plant it with care.
