Purple Pear Farm in NSW, Australia, run a sustainable farm that aims to show how permaculture, biodynamics and organic principles work equally well on apartment balconies, in backyards and on

Do you have the summer gardening blues? Has the heat wave turned your cucumbers vines into rope and left your tomatoes as brown as the cracked dirt they’re

James Bryan had a bright idea that resulted in something brilliant. Gardeners and re-purposing fanatics behold, keyhole garden, meets tomato cage, meets drip irrigation. The setup is obviously

If you are concerned about underground pests constantly messing with your garden, the solution is rather simple: a raised garden bed with cinder blocks. This DIY project can

A squash pit is a composting technique that offers some amazing improvements in the yields of squash – and other vegetables. It is just one of the many

There are 40 million acres of lawns in North America. In their current form, these unproductive expanses of grass represent a significant financial and environmental cost. However, viewed

As gardening enthusiasts, we are always seeking new ways to elevate our outdoor spaces and cultivate thriving plants. Today, we delve into a fascinating technique that promises to

Natural pest control is actually less expensive than using pesticides, and it’s safer for your garden, your family, wildlife and the environment. Each year North American homeowners use

If you want to teach your children about edible & medicinal plants & herbs and have heaps of fun along the way, this cool board game will do

For an extremely efficient and inexpensive gardening idea, check out this awesome DIY system from Morningstar Fishermen that combines aquaponic gardening with vertical gardening, using a few readily-available

John from Growing Your Greens goes on a field trip to Swank Specialty Produce that grows over 350 varieties of vegetables and uses 90 minerals to grow the

It’s obvious Ann Forsthoefel of “Aqua Annie” is excited by aquaponics, the growing of plants fed by nutrients from fish, which in turn provide a source of food

At 80 years old, Lloyd Kahn’s home is only a small part of his half-acre homestead where he and his wife Lesley Creed believe in doing things for

In this short 10 minute video Charles Dowding turns an uncultivated plot of land into an abundant garden using the no-dig approach, all within a couple of months in 2013.

Self wicking garden beds are a unique and increasingly popular way to grow vegetables. They are self-contained raised garden beds with built-in water reservoirs at the bottom. These

Composting is easy and fun. Kitchen scraps, leaves and lawn clippings are allowed to decompose naturally and they become a healthy, nutrient-rich and beneficial soil for the garden,