GARDEN PLANNING

Add flowers you can eat to your garden for a bonus food source. Here’s how to use edible flowers in your kitchen (and how to know what’s safe to eat.)

The best organic garden comes from the best organic soil. Improve soil for better crop yield and healthier plants in your vegetable garden.

Choose vegetables that grow in shade to increase your shade garden success. These partial shade vegetables will grow in low light situations.

Growing your own food doesn’t have to be expensive or all-consuming. Check out these 15 tips to make your garden thrive with less work.

There are plenty of reasons to choose heirloom seeds instead of their hybrid cousins. Your vegetable garden will shine with some of these vintage varieties!

Talk about a time saver in the garden! Perennial vegetables and fruits are productive plants that come back every year – plant once, harvest for YEARS!

Growing root vegetables and starchy crops in your garden will assure that you harvest plenty of calories. This is crucial for a survival garden.

These small garden ideas will help you get the most bang for your vegetable gardening buck!