Gardeners spend a lot of time harvesting (or at least we hope to, right!) I think a lot about how to protect my back while I harvest and carry around heavy loads, so I've become a big fan of this new garden harvest gadget I've acquired, the Roo Garden Apron from...
Can you really feed your family from a couple hundred square feet of garden beds? It's shocking how much food you CAN grow in small spaces if you know which crops will yield the most harvest. Want to grow all your greens, no problem!
How to stack the deck in your favor so that you can convert “failures” into success. Check out my trick to grow MORE root vegetables than it seems like you could in small spaces.
There are dozens of ways to prepare your planting bed for an abundant vegetable harvest. I happened to find a garden bed with decent soil and decided to fix it up for the season. I added 3 amendments and grew a ton of vegetables in 40 days.
Here’s a quick harvest salad of arugula, spinach, radish, turnip, fennel, celery, kale and cilantro… all from a couple square feet of growing space. Join me for my Grow Your Own Vegetables course and you too could be harvesting fresh meals from your garden daily....
Love to grow vegetables and lots of them? So do I! Here's three ways to pack more plants into small spaces so you can harvest more each week. Spoiler alert: it's all about the baby seedlings in this video.
Timing is everything to maximize your garden harvest. You've created a crop plan for the season, a roadmap that tells you what you're going to plant when. But the peppers are taking forever to grow in and the broccoli is flowering early... what can you do to be...
Planning a garden is not just about your first planting, it's about what else you're going to plant throughout the season. What's the #1 reason to plan your entire season in advance? Knowing that key unlocks the power to double and even triple your yield.
Do your neighbors not want vegetable gardens in the front yard? There's plenty of stealth food you can grow. Get some new ideas for 2017, and make it all beautiful so neighbors can enjoy your garden too.
Some trays, seed starting mix, seeds, a couple good lights and you have yourself non-stop salad mix for the winter. Make sure you're watering each day! Don't let those seeds dry out.
