When setting up a new garden, it’s best to do it right the first time! There are many considerations when setting up a garden like fencing, irrigation, raised beds or in-ground, location, and plant spacing.
After cooking over 300 pizzas in our backyard pizza oven for family and friends, I can confidently say that there is no …
Even though soaker hoses seem like an easy and affordable solution to watering a garden, they might be one of the worst …
A garden that mimics nature is bound to be successful. If you walk into a forest, the earth is covered with mulch …
Rich, fertile soil is easily recognizable with its deep brown or black color. A shovel full reveals a soil teeming with earthworms …
Where is the best place for a vegetable garden? Location of where you place a garden can make or break your success …
If there is one absolutely vital piece of growing a garden, it is doing a soil test. Whether you’ve had a garden …
Plant spacing is key to a successful and productive vegetable and fruit harvest. You don’t want to have plants too crowded or …
While making your fence tall enough may seem an obvious tip, the exact height you need to keep certain critters out varies. …
Irrigation needs are unique to your own individual garden. To know what type you want to use, this is a basic guide …
I believe that layouts for the home garden are not explained or talked about enough in gardening books. I would guess this …
