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Leafy greens are underrated workhorses in the garden. They’re nutritious, easy to use, and highly productive. Unfortunately, the hot weather that arrives all too quickly in southern gardens causes many greens to bolt or start flowering, making them bitter and inedible.
While we enjoy growing and even overwintering tender greens like spinach, endive, lettuce, and Chines...
Organic mulch can help block weeds, add organic matter, hold in moisture, keep the soil cool, and increase your garden’s production. We’ve found that mulch is one of the best ways to improve soil over time. Like us, many of our customers garden in heavy clay soils where mulch is helpful for slowly building up organic matter. It’s also been critical for reducing our water u...
Raised beds offer a unique set of advantages and disadvantages. They drain well, warm quickly, and can provide soft, loose soil. They may also be more expensive, need to be watered more frequently, and may not provide enough space for large roots. Raised beds can be incredibly productive, especially for small spaces, when you make crop choices that play to their strengths. He...