Category: Gardening

Healthy roots and soil are the foundation of healthy plants, and choosing the best fertilizer for root growth can make all the difference in your harvest, lawn, or flower beds. When it comes to gardening, most of us focus on what we can see above the soil—the lush green leaves,…

With its strong, pleasant aroma, you may be wondering does cedar mulch repel bugs? Could it be a useful addition to pest control in your garden? Short answer: Yep, well, sort of. Cedar mulch can help keep certain pests away, thanks to the natural oils in the wood of cedar…

Whether you’re feeding a vegetable garden, fruit trees, or even just a few ornamental plants, homemade fertilizer gives you more control over what goes into your soil and ultimately, what goes into your food. And the best part? You can make organic fertilizer with things you already have around your house. Let’s dig in and explore how you can make organic fertilizer using organic materials you already have on hand.

If you’re looking to add a bold, beautiful, and productive crop to your homestead garden, growing roselle plants should be high on your list.

If you’re dealing with heavy clay soil, you may think growing fruit trees is a lost cause. While clay soil can be challenging because of its poor drainage, with the right plan and fruit trees, you can cultivate a thriving orchard that will provide food for years to come. So,…

Check out this list of the best vegetables for beginners to grow. This gives the new gardener a place to start with tips about growing seasons, seeds, and more.

Starting a homestead garden is a great way to take charge of your food supply, become more self-reliant, and enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own food. Whether you’re working with limited space in a suburban yard or so much space that your options are endless, you can start a homestead garden. This guide will walk you through the most important things to get your garden growing.