Is A Modern Eco Garden Achievable?

Environmentally friendly gardens are once again back in vogue, bringing nature back to your outdoor space. The 80s and 90s in particular saw 'fake' gardens take off as a way to have a well-presented garden without having to spend much time working on it. Common destructive features included plastic … Continue reading →

How to build fertile garden soil naturally with free local resources

One of the most important garden investments we can make is in building healthy fertile soil, which doesn't happen overnight, or in a single fell swoop, but is instead an ongoing process throughout the year. And while yards with extremely poor soil may benefit from the purchase and application of … Continue reading →

Eco-Friendly Yard Makeovers for Spring

When thinking of spring, we think of all things green. We want our yards to be lush and green, but keeping it green while “going green” can be challenging. There are eco-friendly ways to spruce up our yards for spring and then manage it in an eco-friendly way to maintain that beautiful yard we … Continue reading →

For Farmers & Gardeners Alike: Keeping Things Growing Despite Deepening Drought Conditions

Drought is a word that many gardeners and farmers dread, and is an ongoing issue for many people all over the world. Those living in California will see a drought as their way of life, as they constantly battle to keep their crops alive through even the most severe of droughts. And, as the climate … Continue reading →

Skip the Rake for a Healthier Yard

Nature's autumn bounty of fallen leaves isn't usually a problem for lawns and gardens, and mulching the ground with them actually helps to feed the soil for a healthier yard. Fallen leaves, as an additional physical layer of organic materials above ground, provide food, shelter, and nesting or … Continue reading →