Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
It has been simply nothing short of a record-setting harvest for our raised row garden this year! To date, over 1000 tomatoes, 100+ green bell peppers, and a few hundred more of both sweet and hot peppers have been pulled
We are often asked if we could only give our one and only absolute best garden tip – what would it be? Up until a few years ago, the answer would often bounce back and forth between three of our
When it comes to working less, weeding less, and having more fun growing vegetables – a simple no-till garden is the answer! Simply put, there is never a need to till your garden. In fact, tilling your soil every garden
Today is the day! I can tell you with 100 percent certainty that there has never been a day that we have been more excited, jubilant, nervous, proud, humbled and scared all at the same time. But that is exactly
Simple Steps to a Great Garden – Companion Planting Basics. There are many things that go into a successful garden, like good soil, proper sunlight, and timely watering. But one that often gets overlooked is the simple practice of utilizing
The Raised Row Garden Method is now front and center! Tired of endless weeding, and the painful, labor-intensive hours of rototilling, digging, raking and hoeing? Then the Raised Row Garden Method is the answer! Vegetable gardening has never been easier, more
Our Raised Row Gardening Book is now a reality! When we first began our little experimental raised row garden seven years ago, we never imagined how truly fun and simple gardening could really be! The advantages of raised row gardening
When it comes to low maintenance gardening, nothing can quite lend a hand like planting no-till garden cover crops. Do you want to eliminate nearly all of your weeding woes next year? Would you like to plant your vegetables next
Raised Row Gardening has certainly come a long way! What started as a simple method for us to try to garden smarter, and not harder – raised row gardening has taken on a life of its own. The advantages of
It’s hard to believe that the first week of June is nearly in the books! But as the temperatures start to warm up, and the garden begins to take off – it means it’s time to start pruning our tomato