Growing healthy food begins with growing healthy soil. Whether it's kale or carrots, every superfood starts with super soil. But how do you know if your soil is actually “super”? You don't need a lab coat to figure it out—just the right tests, terms, and a little...
Short answer: No. Growing your own food is rewarding, meaningful, and empowering, but it does not require perfection or constant attention. Gardening takes time, patience, and intention, yet “100% commitment” looks different for every gardener and every season of...
Properly Harvesting and Storing Kale: Tips for Success Kale is a superstar in the garden, packed with nutrients and flavor. However, the key to keeping your kale plants healthy and productive lies in how you harvest and store them. Proper harvesting ensures you get...
Save on Groceries with Your Own Garden Grocery bills keep climbing, but there’s a simple way to fight back: grow your own vegetables. A home garden can cut costs dramatically, saving you hundreds, or even thousands, every year. By learning what and when to plant,...
Microgreens and sprouts often get grouped together, but they’re not the same. If you’ve ever wondered which is better or what sets them apart, you’re not alone. Knowing the difference helps you choose the best option for your meals, your health, and even your growing...
Microgreens are small but powerful. These tiny greens pack a punch of nutrients, flavor, and beauty—all in one bite. Whether you grow them yourself or grab them at the market, adding microgreens to your meals is one of the simplest ways to boost your health. And the...
Preserving your garden harvest is a rewarding way to enjoy fresh, nutritious food year-round. With the right techniques, you can enjoy your homegrown produce long after the growing season has ended. Whether you’re looking to prepare creative meals or want a healthy...
Your garden is full of potential, but even six inches of unused space can make a surprising difference in your harvest. Discover what 6" of empty garden space costs you. Small Space, Big Impact Six inches of garden space might seem insignificant, but it can yield an...
As the growing season winds down, your garden can still thrive. Instead of leaving your soil bare or wondering what to plant next, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest and enrich your soil at the same time. Here’s how to plan for Short & Long Term Garden Success!....
Plan your plants to prevent disease in your garden! When you’re thinking about what to plant where this year, you should be thinking bigger picture—what crop rotations each year will help you prevent the kinds of diseases that wipe out all your hard work and your...
