Have you ever stopped to think about your vegetable gardening goals? If you are like many gardeners, you may find your main motivation is simply to get outside and reconnect with nature by digging in the dirt. You may also enjoy gardening as a way to squeeze more physical activity...
As an organic gardener, one of the best things you can do for your garden and the surrounding environment is encourage more pollinators to make themselves at home there. Hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, bats, and other beneficial critters play an important role in the overall health and well being of your...
Vegetable gardening is a fun and rewarding experience. However, it presents some unique challenges, as well. For example, gardeners must rely on the whims of Mother Nature when it comes to extreme temperatures and inclement weather. In addition, many new gardeners find there can be a steep learning curve once...
The internet is full of recipes and tips on how to kill weeds organically. Unfortunately, many of these recommended methods simply do not work, and in some cases, they can cause much more harm than good. All hope is not lost, however. You can still enjoy your organic vegetable garden...
Laurus School students and teachers learn how to grow their own vegetables with Homecrop.
Compost is the organic vegetable gardener’s best friend. In fact, it’s hard to imagine a successful growing season without a healthy dose of this amazing, nutrient-rich “black gold” working its magic in your garden beds. The best part is that you don’t need to spend a fortune to buy quality compost...
If your love for gardening is bigger than your budget, you are not alone. A quick trip to your local nursery or garden center for plants and other supplies can add up to hundreds of dollars before you know it. Fortunately, you don’t need to sacrifice this month’s grocery budget in...
Starting organic vegetable seeds indoors is a great way to extend your gardening budget and your growing season. However, starting vegetables from seed can be a bit tricky for many novice gardeners. Fortunately, the seven simple steps outlined below simplifies this process and makes it much more fun and easy. Here...
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