Food Gardening Blog
A Food Garden Blog
Make Sure Your Vegetable Garden Has Good Drainage Keeping your vegetable garden watered is just half the battle when it comes to ensuring the survival and thriving of your plants. Too much of a good thing can be damaging, and that includes hydration. If the spot where…
How to Grow Delicious and Nutritious Microgreens If you’re growing food for better health and nutrition, then you’re sure to have read about the benefits of getting more greens in your diet. Usually, we picture enormous leafy greens. But these days, with many gardening for fewer people…
Things You Can Grow for Optimal Nutritional Value When you decide to start your own garden, there are many different types of things you can grow, from flowers to fruits, herbs and vegetables. Depending on the purpose for you growing your garden, you may want to select…
The Best Vegetables to Grow During Winter Months Many new gardeners mistakenly believe there’s a small window of opportunity for them to grow their own food. They believe that planting in Spring and harvesting through the summer is the only chance they’ll have to bring a harvest…
Heat Resistant Vegetables You Can Grow in Hot Summer Months If you live in one of the zones that have sweltering summer months, you may have noticed that trying to grow a food garden in that heat can put up quite an obstacle for you. If you’ve…
Understand How Much Space a Plant Will Need Whether you’re growing your food in containers, raised beds or directly into the ground, you need to plan the amount of space the plants need so that your crop can flourish and your harvest be abundant. Some people haphazardly…
Some newer gardeners panic at the site of any insect, naturally assuming all will be destructive to their food garden. But actually, many insects can provide protection for your garden from the invasive and destructive varieties. First, you’ll want to learn which insects can be beneficial to…
