Make Compost Tea For Your Garden Soil (Excerpt)
March 10, 2023Give your soil a boost with some homemade compost tea. In this book excerpt, author Chris McLaughlin tells you how to “brew” your own.
Compost Like A Pro With This Simple Technique
March 8, 2023You don’t need an advanced-science degree or superhuman strength to compost effectively. These tips will get you composting in no time.
Favorite Jung & Johnny’s Seeds For Your 2023 Garden
March 1, 2023Interested in trying something new in the garden this year? Consider growing one of these interesting offerings from two of our favorite seed companies!
Winter Sowing The Spring Vegetable Garden
February 28, 2023Get a head start on growing season by germinating garden seeds now, during the late-winter months, with this simple-to-follow guide to winter sowing.
3 Garden Plants I’m Excited To Grow In 2023
February 21, 2023Half the fun of shopping through seed, garden and nursery catalogs is looking for new plants to try. Here are three plants I’m excited to try growing for the first time.
The Case For Organic Seeds: Planting Resilience
February 13, 2023Organic seeds, by nature of unassisted growth, have to adapt in order to survive, developing resilience they can pass along to descendants. That’s a great reason to start you garden with organic seeds!
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 Cloches
January 10, 2023When spring temperatures plummet, threatening your seedlings, make garden cloches from common items to protect against the killing frost.
