Growing From Seed (Excerpt: “The Tiny But Mighty Farm”)
January 24, 2023In this excerpt from “The Tiny But Mighty Farm,” author Jill Ragan of Whispering Willow Farm shares the joy of starting plants from seed.
13 Tips For Growing Cut-And-Come Lettuce Mix
January 13, 2023Maximize your profits while minimizing time to grow and seed costs with this easy cut-and-come approach to growing lettuce salad mix.
Author Interview: “The Climate Change Garden”
January 12, 2023In The Climate Change Garden: Down to Earth Advice for Growing a Resilient Garden, authors Sally Morgan and Kim Stoddart provide timely advice.
4 Items You Can Use As Emergency Garden ClochesÂ
January 10, 2023When spring temperatures plummet, threatening your seedlings, make garden cloches from common items to protect against the killing frost.
Video: Make Fun, Colorful DIY Garden Signs
January 6, 2023The bright hues and handwritten labels of homemade garden signs can bring color and whimsy to your growing space later in the year. Plus, it's a fun winter project!
45 Gift Ideas For The Hobby Farmer In Your Life!
December 20, 2022Lost buying gifts for a beloved farmer? Whether you are shopping for a gardener, chicken keeper or livestock owner, here are 45 gift ideas for $15 or less.
Till Responsibly Using S4 Tillage Principles
December 16, 2022It’s true that tillage can do a lot of harm to soil life and structure, but these four simple guidelines can help you till responsibly for easier gardening.
Go Ahead & Grow Some Garlic In Your Garden!
November 10, 2022Love garlic? Who doesn’t?! This flavorful crop is easy and satisfying to grow, so you should clear a bit of space to grow some garlic of your own. Here’s how.
Cover Crop Your Garden For Obvious Benefits
October 21, 2022A cover crop in your garden over the winter will protect biodiversity, soil structure and fertility in ways that are obvious and beneficial.
4 Steps To Prepare Garden Beds For Winter
October 11, 2022It’s time to start preparing garden beds for winter, an important process to ensure the beds are ready for planting as soon as temperatures warm back up.
