Poison ivy is no fun. This article outlines an eco-friendly, five-step permaculture approach for eradicating it.
July is probably my favorite month of the gardening season: Most big projects have either been completed or deferred until next year, most everything is already planted, and the yard is blooming with lots of flowers.
Taking care of the soil is crucial for the long-term viability of gardens and agricultural lands. Here’s what’s at stake and how to prevent soil erosion.
Summer is finally here and it’s time to get out in the garden. Here’s how to prioritize what to do in the garden in June to stay on track.
May is a busy month for gardeners. In this May Garden Guide, I share some ideas for how to prioritize planting, weeding, watering, and more.
Although this process can seem complicated, the actual pruning doesn’t take long in the home-scale berry patch. With this method, you’ll be on your way to having a healthy and productive black raspberry patch.
Growing black raspberries is a simple and rewarding experience. Here’s how to grow black raspberries in the small-scale garden or edible landscape.
April is an exciting month for gardeners. Here are some ideas for prioritizing seed starting, planting seedlings, garden maintenance, and more.
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