Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
If you want to stop endless weeding chores, and produce more vegetables than ever in your garden this year – mulch is the answer. But it is how you mulch, and what you mulch with that can make all the
Is a weedless garden, or at the least, a nearly weed free garden really a possibility? The answer is YES! And best of all, it doesn’t require an army of workers, or endless hours spent pulling weeds! Every year, as
If there is one thing that gardeners wish for more than anything else, it is finding a way to stop garden weeds from taking over their garden once it has been planted. Plain and simple, weeding is never a fun
So why do we never spray dandelions at our little farm? And why is it such a big deal to us to keep them blooming and thriving each spring? For starters, we have always believed in a 100% organic approach
When it comes to preparing garden beds for planting success, you might be surprised to find out a rototiller is the last thing you should ever use! For many gardeners, tilling the garden is the first chore of spring. To
Is it really possible to stop weeds without spraying harsh chemicals? The answer is a resounding YES! In fact, eliminating weeds from gardens, flowerbeds, patios and driveways is easier than you think. And it can all be accomplished without resorting
Want to eliminate garden weeds in your garden this year? And for years to come? As crazy as it may sound – stop working so hard! Believe it or not, many of the weeds gardeners deal with are the result of
We are asked quite often about how we create and use our vinegar weed killer at the farm. Without it, it would be simply impossible to maintain the property. Over the years, we have created a lot of stone walkways,
If there is one simple secret that can make all the difference in growing a productive, low maintenance, high producing, weed free vegetable garden – it is using mulch. But even of more importance – its about using the right
Weed free garden secrets! Every year, just as garden season begins to heat up, the questions start rolling in. How can I keep weeds from overtaking my vegetable garden? What can I do to cut down on my weeding chores?