Hydroponics

Let there be light! It’s no secret that plants need sunlight for photosynthesis, which isn’t always evident when growing indoors.

Last August, we were screwing down the 14’x3′ sheets of double-ply PVC to the metal frame of the 60-foot greenhouse

As the cooler nights set in, the blooms and foliage on many of our annuals and perennials are beginning to

After every other perennial has finished in the garden, my toad lily (Tricyrtis hirta ) blooms. The irony is that it was

It’s a crisp and bright November morning, and I am headed to Fungaia Farm, a local mushroom production company born

Mulching is one of the best things you can do for your garden! An essential component of regenerative-organic and permaculture

Are you tired of mowing and watering your lawn? A simple solution benefits the environment in many ways: grow a

This summer, my backyard was alive with monarch butterflies. Every time I saw one of the caterpillars on our milkweed

We will remember the summer of 2023 for many things, like wildfires, high temperatures, drought, and severe rainstorms that caused

It’s been a long season. As you lop off the last plants and fruits for hang drying or fresh-frozen storage,