I'm often asked for winter gardening tips or how to get started with a cold season garden. My answer? It depends on where you're located, what you like eating, and when you want to harvest your
Are you completely confused by garden pot sizes? You're not alone! In this article, Master Gardener and Permaculturist Eliza Holcombe, will help you make sense of the varying (often conflicting) pot sizes and how to
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When you think of cold weather garden plants that you can harvest throughout the winter, what comes to mind? Spinach, kale, cilantro, chickweed, arugula, claytonia... there are a ton of winter garden goodies to choose
Nearly 60% of people who participate in food gardening in the US do so in 100 square feet or less. That's not much space! Especially for urban gardeners, that means a back porch,
It's hard to believe that we're already heading towards the tail-end of summer! Even though we're still harvesting baskets full of summer produce from our garden, we've just started many of our fall seeds indoors to
by Eliza Holcombe Lord, Master Gardener, Master Naturalist, Permaculturist July 2016 Tip of the Month: When to Start Fall Seeds and Why You Should Give Cold Weather Gardening a Try! It's
by Eliza Holcombe Lord, Master Gardener, Master Naturalist, Permaculturist Tip: How to Make Good Looking Tomato Cages That Are Built to Last There are innumerable varieties of perennial, biennial, and annual food crops
by Eliza Holcombe Lord, Master Gardener, Master Naturalist, Permaculturist Tip: How to Prepare Your Garden Beds For Spring and Summer A nice summer harvest from GrowJourney's cofounders' no-till organic/permaculture garden.
by Eliza Holcombe Lord, Master Gardener, Master Naturalist, Permaculturist Update: We've recently created three FREE video classes and an ebook that will teach you everything you need to know to grow
