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Did you know that the leaves of the strawberry plant are even more nutrient, rich and beneficial than the berries? That's right!

Curious what plants you can propagate cuttings from in water? We're listing out every plant that'll grow roots in water.

In this guide on how to cure garlic for storage, we'll walk through how to tranform your hard-grown garlic into year-round flavor

It all comes down to the magical process of curing. We'll look at how to cure butternut squash for ultimate storage-readiness.

If you're growing just a few stalks, you might find the need to hand-pollinate your corn because the lack of volume could hinder pollination

not all leeks have the white stem that we desire. In this article, we will explore how to get white stems on leeks organically

This is your guide to growing potatoes in the desert. If you're an avid desert gardener, you may be wondering if it's even possible...

Napa cabbage is a resilient and heat-tolerant brassica that should have a place in your garden. Let's look at how to grow it, care, and uses

If you're looking to learn more about growing dwarf blue curled kale, this is the place. I love this variety!

Wondering if you should bury plant stems when transplanting? Want to know which plants you can bury stems on? Find out here.

Are your seedlings falling over after sprouting? We've got some tips and tricks here for growing great seedlings without them leaning over.

We'll cover the primary macronutrients and micronutrients required by plants to grow healthy, and common amendments which contain them.

Gardeners looking to make their own calcium + magnesium mix can grab the organic calmag recipe for plants here.

Fermented Plant Juice and Fermented Fruit Juice are both concepts derived from the Korean Natural Farming (KNF) method.

Let's talk about how plant cuttings can survive in just water, how long they can do that, and dive into the science behind it.

Did you know that soil is naturally hydrophobic? That's right, once soil dries out it it can become difficult to rehydrate.

Your guide to undercrop shorter covers underneath taller main crops. In a regenerative context, this often means low-growing cover crops..

There are a few means of controlling compost bioactivity. You can utilize adjustments to moisture level, aeration, and additions all...

Curious about what compost ratio to use for seedlings, and whether too much compost can hurt your plants? Here's the scoop...

In this guide, we'll explore some key considerations for small space composting, and provide tips for success when space is limited

Learn how to make compost tea for your garden in this comprehensive guide. Discover the secrets of bubbling up a potent elixir.

Discover why the best soil can only be grown at home and how it will result in healthier plants. Say goodbye to expensive soil forever.

If you've heard about no-till gardening or 'no-dig' and are wondering what the hype is about, this is for you.

Before it has fully transformed into something soil-like. While compost is not typically used before it's done, unfinished compost does...

How to cure my compost: Composting is a fantastic way to turn food scraps and yard waste into a nutrient-rich soil amendment for your garden

Let's look at how to compost carboard, so you can recycle this free and abundant resource for use in your garden.

Want to learn how to start a regenerative garden? This one's for you. We'll look at all the regenerative techniques and how to get started.

Hügelkultur is a German technique used by gardeners and farmers which involves filling plots, mounds, or raised beds primarily with wood...

Compost and soil are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to two very different things. While they are...

Want to learn about the components of soil and understand what exactly dirt is comprised of? Read all about soil components here.

Your guide to building soil organically in your garden, and improving its quality over time.

Composting IS gardening. If you know how to make incredible compost, plants will (almost) grow themselves!

We're talking all things soil blocking here! We'll delve into the pros and cons of this efficient way to start seedlings and reduce waste.