If rain is a problem in your garden, consider placement, drainage, mulching paths and soil content among ways to keep your crops safe
Enjoy homegrown root crops—pulled fresh from the soil—throughout the cold-weather months with these tips on overwintering root vegetables in the ground.
If you get free plants from friends or a nursery liquidation, here are the things to consider when deciding where they'll go and who they'll benefit.
Kale is good for you. But, did you know it's also a gorgeous plant? Meet three unusual kale varieties that will add visual diversity to your garden.
Metal T-posts rank among the most versatile and useful items for any farmer to have on hand. Here are just a few of their many potential uses.
Fall is a good time for roots, but proper planting techniques, attention and care are needed to keep the complex underground network healthy and active.
Herbs are a terrific way to pump up the flavor in your kitchen. These methods keep preserving homegrown herbs from becoming a chore.
When it's time to harvest your apple crop, you'll need an apple picker. Here's a guide to deciding which design is right for you.
Starting certain things in the fall will get your garden ready for spring and cut down on the amount of work you'll have to do during that busy time.
Not sure how to thresh dry beans? When harvest time arrives, use one of these two techniques to separate the beans from their pods before storage.
Do deer frequently visit to your farm? If the answer is yes, here is how you can put up a simple garden fence to keep them out.
A milk crate garden is a great way to grow a lot of produce in a small space. Plantable, stackable and cute, repurposed milk crates grow great gardens.
