Companion Planting

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Companion planting is the practice of putting different plants together in the garden to benefit one or both of them. It can be as...

5 tips to consider before jumping into starting a hobby farm

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(NC) Running a small farm with a garden and animals such as chickens, goats and pigs can be very rewarding. For many of us,...

What’s sowing…

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April's weather can be all over the place! In the space of a week, it can go from sunny and warm, to rainy and...

Gardening- Hardening Off

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Hardening off is the process of toughening up your tiny, fragile seedlings, before you transplant them and leave them outside at the mercy of...

Flowers in your vegetable garden – try mixing it up!

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Seems like people either grow food, or grow flowers. If they do grow both, we've been conditioned to grow them separately; we have the...

Choosing the right plant

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by Dan Driedger Scanning the web can quickly reveal a host of individuals and businesses who are selling plants at this time of year. Interest...

Food from the forest promotes biodiversity

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Forest gardens are something you might expect to find in the tropics, but the concept has taken hold in temperate areas as well. Forest...

Gardening: What does this even mean?

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I was one of those kids who had no idea where or how a tomato grew! I have a great deal of sympathy for...

Sustainability: How exactly do I rewild a patch of my lawn or garden...

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There's a lot of interest right now in rewilding. It's a pretty complex subject, and can mean a lot of things, from dismantling dams...

Gardening: What’s growing in March?

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Those who start seeds indoors with lights and heat mats start pepper seeds anytime from the beginning of February onwards. Onions, celery, and things...