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Lasagna Gardening: An All-Natural And Cheap Way To Grow Plants

Let’s talk lasagna gardening! This all-natural and inexpensive way to start regenerative garden beds is quick and easy.

The Forgetful Grower: Never Lose Your Garden Tools Again!

Are you tired of wasting time searching for misplaced tools in the garden? You’re not alone. Jennifer Cole has some tips for keeping track of them.

Plant of the Month: The Peach-Leaved Bellflower

The peach-leaved bellflower is perfect for a cottage garden. This stunning bloom offers a touch of whimsy to a space and attracts droves of pollinators.

5 Healthy High-Protein Foods For The Home Garden

Are you getting enough protein? As many of us reduce our meat consumption, here’s a list of five healthy plant-based proteins you can grow cheaply at home!

The Backyard Harvest: Foraging for Wild, Edible Greens

Foraging for wild foods is good for the body and the budget! It can be as easy as picking dandelions for a salad. Check out our guide to foraging wild greens.

The Golden Rules for Gardening in Grow Bags; 5 Tips to Ensure You Succeed

Grow bag gardening is fun, easy, and perfect for small spaces. You can grow a wide variety of plants in fabric bags, but there are some golden rules.

Positive Actions You Can Take Toward A Plastic-Free Future

Earth Day doesn’t have to be only one day a year. There are ways to help our planet daily, and 2024’s overall theme is fighting plastic pollution. Here’s how to help.

What Is Regenerative Gardening?

Regenerative gardening is about taking what happens in nature and applying it to your garden space. Our guide will help you understand it and get started!

Plant of the Month: Candytuft Blooms in April and Offers Early Season Food for Pollinators

Candytuft is a gorgeous cascading plant that blooms early, offering pollinators food before other garden flowers. That’s why it’s our plant of the month.

So, You Want To Grow Mushrooms? Mushroom Mating Types Explained

If you’re growing mushrooms at home, it’s helpful to understand the life cycle of the species you desire. Philip McIntosh explains mushroom mating types.

Boosting Food Sovereignty And Community Growth With Food Forests

It’s small-scale food production following permaculture practices and can be done almost anywhere. Jennifer Cole explains the many benefits of food forests.

A Guide To Creating A Regenerative, Sustainable Garden Space

Regenerative gardens work closely with nature and are highly productive. Catherine Sherriffs offers tips for creating a sustainable and eco-friendly space.

Embrace the Chaos and Leave the Ego at the Garden Gate

Those so-called gardening rules are out the window; it’s time to embrace the chaos, spread some seeds, and see what takes. Catherine Sherriffs explains.

Welsh Worms

James Taylor (Tay) of Welsh Worms is obsessed with creating top-quality compost to feed his soil. Nothing but the best for the plants that feed us!

Mountain Man Micro Farms

Mountain Man Micro Farm specializes in growing delicious microgreens using soil and sunshine in a gorgeous Colorado greenhouse.

Marissa’s Herb Garden

Marissa’s Herb Garden is passionate about finding natural ways to heal. All of the herbs grown on this small-scale farm are seed-to-skin.

Alex Grows Food

With a PhD in Computational Physics, his focus wasn’t on gardening until lockdown when he experienced the reality of food quality and shortages and developed some health issues.

Bare Root Plants Are Perfect For Gardening On A Budget

We’re all about gardening on a budget, and bare root plants are an awesome way to do that, especially if you plan to grow a mini food forest!

Confessions of a UK Hydro Store – Slims Place

Slims Place is an innovative grow shop in London. It offers a wide variety of growing products and advice at no extra cost!

Save Some Green, Go Green By Reusing Growing Media

Gardening on a budget? Trying to be more eco-friendly? Rich Hamilton guides us through how to safely reuse growing media. Two birds, one stone!

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