Air layering is a method of propagating new trees and shrubs from stems still attached to the parent plant. In basic terms the stem is wrapped with damp moss

We all know that most garden crops want as much sun as possible. Tomatoes, melons and peppers will positively pout if they don’t get oodles of light. What

Imagine a small garden that produces an above-average harvest, yet needs minimal water, fertilizer, and weeding—and, as a bonus, leaves your soil more fertile at the end of

Perennial vegetables are plants that live for more than two years so they can be planted once and provide many years worth of food. They require little maintenance

We all dream of a garden brimming with delicious abundance, yet the reality often falls short. But there are several simple techniques that even new gardeners can use

Our approach to frugal gardening isn’t just to look for great deals on gardening products, though that can sometimes be very helpful. Instead, it’s to not buy products

Here’s how Steve Cornett from Natures Always Right market garden brought very cheap but insanely effective fertility to his soil…. Sheet mulches and cover crops are an incredible

Polyculture is agriculture whereby you grow multiple crops in the same space, providing crop diversity in imitation of the diversity of natural ecosystems, and avoiding large stands of single crops, or monoculture. It includes multi-cropping, intercropping, companion

Today Tim Miner from the Edible Learning Lab is going to show us how to extract the bacteria, nutrients, and fungi from worm castings to use elsewhere in

When many people hear the two words “Stinging Nettle,” the image that comes to mind is a plant that’s best to be avoided.  This is all a bit unfortunate,

This video shows my five most important tips on how to grow a lot of turmeric in just a small space either in a container or a tiny

Originally recorded for last year’s Home Grown Food Summit hosted by Marjory Wildcraft, this is the entire presentation of David The Good’s film “7 Ways to Feed Your

In this video John goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables

Microgreens are tiny vegetable or herb greens grown for their visual appearance and complex flavours and textures. They are larger than sprouts but smaller than baby salad greens, typically

I’ve been looking into growing mushrooms for the past 8 months or so. What I have learned is that they have a great deal of medicinal properties and