Weeds. One of the biggest problems a gardener faces. They aren’t all bad, of course, but they are competing with your vegetables for nutrients, and because of that, it’s helpful to have some strategies for organic weed control.Continue Reading
Book Review: Attainable Sustainable: the Lost Art of Self-Reliant Living
When I was in my late teens and early twenties, I relied on the local public library to feed my insatiable desire for information on self-reliant living. Attainable Sustainable: the Lost Art of Self-Reliant Living by Kris Bordessa was just the type of book I would relish finding, and covet owning.Continue Reading
Frost Protection For Plants in Your Vegetable Garden
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In the spring and fall, in northern climates, frost can be a concern. Providing frost protection for plants in your vegetable garden doesn’t have to be complicated, though. Being prepared is what’s important, since frosts can be unpredictable and can come on quickly.Continue Reading
45 Herbs and Vegetables That Grow in Shade
Are you planning a vegetable garden this year? One of your priorities should be to choose a sunny location for your garden. But that can be a challenge, especially if your property is small or wooded. Don’t give up, though, if you find yourself in this predicament because there are a number of vegetables that grow in shade, especially light or partial shade.Continue Reading
Gardening Gifts for the Garden Lover in Your Life
Gardeners are often practical sorts, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t spoil them with some special gardening gifts. Here are a few ideas for gifts that the garden lover in your life will really appreciate. Continue Reading
7 Great Benefits of Common Lawn and Garden Weeds
Weeds can be the bane of gardening, right? There are definitely ways to reduce their growth like mulching, and no-dig gardening. But don’t get too discouraged when you find common lawn weeds, or garden weeds. There are some great ways to use them, after all.Continue Reading