This article was originally published by Ame Vanorio on www.morningchores.com For some of us, winter wouldn’t be complete without hazelnuts. Baked with herbs, roasted on an open fire,...
Winter in the organic vegetable garden is a time of reflection and rest, but you can also engage in limited planting and extensive planning. Planting...
This article was originally published by Susan Patterson on www.naturallivingideas.com We gardeners seem to prefer learning the hard way. In spite of all the gardening books we browse through,...
I love weeds. I am totally serious. I really love weeds! I realize that I may be one of the few people who have a...
This article was originally published by Katherine Butler on www.mnn.com Since ancient times, people have used plants to heal themselves. Frescos dating to 1500 or 1600 B.C. found on...
Do you like to make your own extracts? After learning how easy it is to do, it’s almost crazy not to make them yourself. But purchasing vanilla...
Watering Tomatoes Is a Science and an Art If you love gardening, you’ve probably already asked an expert or yourself this question: “How often should...
How to Recycle Potting Soil There’s no need to buy potting soil every time you make a container garden. You can reuse the old stuff!...
Are you tired of battling excessive weeds in your garden? Maybe you feel as though gardening is becoming excessively labor intensive for you? What if...
A big preparedness lesson from history is the summer of 1816 – the year without a summer. Apparently Spring seemed normal that year. But as...
Are you tired of your garden needing constant watering? Do you live in an area with an arid climate which is hard on your plants?...
Gardening can be challenging if you are a beginner and unsure of where to start. Gardening can be more difficult for older gardeners and people...