While you can keep the Mediterranean-grown capers in a pot indoors, these more common garden plants can be wonderful substitutes.
Because they don’t spread like cultivated strawberry types, alpine strawberries make a great fruit option for containers or raised beds.
Wild garlic and its other allium cousins are free and abundant on land open to foraging—if you know what to look for.
With a ram pump, you don’t have to worry about being waterless if your electricity goes out.
Arnica is a short, yellow flower can be infused in oil that’s made into lotions and salves.
Coops are one of the most expensive chicken-keeping purchases, so weigh your options to find the best one for you.
Wild farming takes the pressure off you, the farmer, and lets nature take control of your farm’s production.
Gift the gardener in your life fun-colored seed bombs that are bio-friendly.
Joel Salatin’s new book seeks to unite two groups of people that often don’t see eye to eye.
Summer squash can take up a big amount of space in your backyard garden, so search out these alternatives for easy trellising.
Straw bale gardening offers an alternative to containers for gardeners who are short on land.
Reclaim Urban Farm uses Small Plot Intensive Agriculture to grow greens and more for restaurants and farmers markets in Edmonton, Alberta.
