No Borders, No Labels: What Happened When I Stopped Separating Edibles and Ornamentals
I used to follow the rulebook: vegetables in rows, flowers along the borders, and never the two shall meet. But the more I gardened, the …
I used to follow the rulebook: vegetables in rows, flowers along the borders, and never the two shall meet. But the more I gardened, the …
Digging used to be my default. But once I started stacking soil instead of turning it, everything changed—from plant health to soil life. I call …
Not every garden spot basks in all-day sun. Some areas only get a few precious morning hours of sunlight—but that doesn’t mean they can’t flourish. …
Some planting patterns aren’t just aesthetic—they’re biologically beneficial. In certain cases, growing plants in odd-numbered groupings (like 3, 5, or 7) doesn’t just look better—it …
Some popular plants look great in photos—but in reality, they’re expensive, high-maintenance, and quick to disappoint. The good news? There are smarter options that cost …
June arrives quietly—but the garden is at a turning point. The decisions you make in this first week can mean the difference between a lush, …
Gardening isn’t just dirt and plants—it’s a powerful lifeline for those battling Alzheimer’s. When words slip away and memories fade, the garden whispers stories in …
Japanese beetles are marching—and your garden is their battlefield. These shiny invaders don’t just nibble—they devour, leaving chaos in their wake. If you think ignoring …
Plants in the classroom? More than decoration—they’re secret weapons for sharper minds. Picture this: greenery that doesn’t just brighten the room, but actually helps students …
Starting over in gardening can be a therapeutic journey, especially for those who have experienced loss. Engaging with nature through planting and nurturing can provide …