Don’t Take Turns: A Guide to No-Till Gardening
July 23, 2013Encourage natural soil fertility and restore the soil food web by eschewing the traditional garden practice of tilling.
Encourage natural soil fertility and restore the soil food web by eschewing the traditional garden practice of tilling.
A mysterious disease that caused two years of deformed celery crops throughout Michigan is now attributed to a fungus, and growing precautions should be taken.
After 2012’s record highs and lengthy drought, 2013 is getting off to a noticeably cooler start.
Mapos are one of several different crosses between mandarin oranges and grapefruits.
As you can tell from this picture, we had a wicked storm roll through our neighborhood last week.
Store some of your fresh garden favorites for off-season use with these tips and techniques for successful root cellaring.
Photo by Rick Gush Loquats are often sweeter when picked fresh from a feral tree. One day when I was 12, I discovered a fruiting loquat tree on my walk home from school. I ate a lot of loquats that year, and I’ve since enjoyed hunting for free loquats. Loquat, Eriobotyra japonica, is certainly one […]
Photo by Rick Gush It’s time for squash flowers again! Squash flowers have already started appearing in vegetable markets here in Italy, which means it’s just about squash flower season in our garden. A few of the squash flower suppliers are northern growers who grow very early squash in greenhouses, but most are growers from […]
Photo by Rick Gush White asparagus is mostly grown in Germany, but I can find it here in Italy just fine. One of the things I love about the Internet is that it is full of lies, but it is also a great place to do research. So good, that I’ve gotten rid of all […]