Food Gardening

Growing your own food can be a tasty way to cut costs on your monthly grocery bill. Just ask the 42 million American households who already are growing their own fruits, herbs and vegetables.

Benefits of growing your own food are numerous.

Growing your own food has many health benefits.

Lasagna mulching is kind of a miracle, the closest thing to an easy fix for lousy garden soil, suppressing weeds and rebuilding our disappearing topsoil.

We’ve made a list of 10 garden chores that can help save your sanity now and make the coming months much more pleasant.

Americans use roughly 7 billion gallons of water a day to irrigate lawns making lawns the single largest irrigated crop in the country. What if instead of well-kept grass, we used our time and resources to fill our lawns with fruit and vegetables?

Permaculture is a buzz word that is heard frequently in gardening and homesteading circles, but what does it mean? In this article I will define permaculture (as I see it) and share resources for learning more.

Permaculture gardens use techniques and practices that combine the best of wildlife gardening, edible landscaping, and native-plant cultivation into one low-maintenance, self-contained and productive ecosystem. Let’s learn more about the essence of permaculture gardening.

If you are interested in living close to nature, a great place to start is by growing your own vegetables, fruit, and herbs. If you are reading this article, it’s safe to assume you’re interested in doing exactly that.

Want to know how to make an Urban Vegetable Garden? This article will help you in creating a functional and productive city vegetable garden.

Starting a garden in the city? Let us show you how!

Even if you’re an urban gardener with little space, you can still benefit from growing a city vegetable garden. A window, balcony, patio, deck or roof receiving six or more hours of sun is all you need, in addition to a few containers.

In this video we make a new research on the top best Indoor Garden.

We ask a longtime garden expert for her top tips for successful seedlings. There's no time like the present to get growing.

Our comprehensive guide makes it possible to grow healthy, productive plants indoors year round. Dig in!

Composting is a great solution to reduce some of the impact we have on our planet.

No matter how much you make, there’s never enough compost to go around. So pick your system and get started.

It's not as hard as you think.