Grow Your Own Food. We can help you start.
Grow Your Own Food. We can help you start.
Which crops you choose to plant next to each other makes a difference. The right choice can provide nitrogen, deter pests, improve flavor, and provide shade or protection.
Your Companion Planting Guide to Deter Pests and Thrive Read More »
Spring is dawning. Whether you have never gardened before, or you are a green thumb, you are excited about what this year may hold. Where to start? Start here.
How to Start Your Garden: Dream, Plan, then Plant Read More »
Your go-to guide for everything from cultivation to wine-making with one of humanity’s oldest plant friends
The Elderberry Book: Forage, Cultivate, Prepare, Preserve Read More »
This book gives you a starting place and a mindset for laying out your permaculture design, while not getting bogged down in the tools.
The Basics of Permaculture Design by Ross Mars Read More »
Your guide to building soil health: Compost, amendments, micronutrients.
Organic Matter – It’s What Plants Crave.
Soil Health is the Foundation of Your Garden Read More »
Real-world aquaponics. The World’s Greatest Ebb and Flow Bed.
Homestead Aquaponics, Step by Step – The World’s Greatest Ebb and Flow Bed Read More »
Let’s look at some other options for dealing with weeds, ones that will avoid harsh herbicides.
The Best Ways to Control Weeds Read More »
Even in winter’s coldest months you can harvest fresh, delicious greens and herbs! Niki Jabbour shares her simple techniques for gardening throughout the year.
The Year-Round Vegetable Gardener: How to Grow Your Own Food 365 Days a Year Read More »
Build a greenhouse to extend your growing season with greens in the Winter and start new seedlings earlier in the Spring.
How I Built a Greenhouse from Recycled Windows Read More »
Leaf lettuce is a “cut and come again” crop. You can cut as much as you want, and the lettuce will regrow those leaves. This continues until it bolts or frosts.
Plant Leaf Lettuce to Eat Lettuce All Season Read More »