This category contains all things gardening, gardening with kids, vegetable gardening, gardening tips and information, grow your own food, growing chemical free, sustainable gardening, organic gardening.
Are weeds taking over your garden and yard? There are all kinds of weeds taking over a ton of places I don’t want them in our garden. We have tried everything we can think of to cut down on weeding. We want to get rid of our weeds naturally, so the solution doesn’t make us sick.
How much should I water my vegetable garden? Overwatering and underwatering are the cause of many garden problems. Find out how much to water and when.
What can you do in the garden in March to make sure your garden season is the best it can be? March is an exciting time in the garden. So much to do!
Do you have two black thumbs of death like I used to? You can turn your black thumb into a green thumb much easier than you think. I had no instincts and my houseplants would disagree that I have a green thumb, they might say brown thumb, but my preschoolers and I have grown over 3,000 pounds of food!
A children’s garden is full of sensory experiences, science, math and so much more. Get inspired to build a daycare garden for your kids in 4 easy steps.
One of the best things about gardening in Oklahoma zone 7 is the long growing season and plentiful sunshine. Heat loving plants are key for success.
What is more amazing than watching gorgeous, graceful butterflies flitter around in your garden? Butterflies are good for much more than just beauty as they are one of the best pollinators for your garden. If you want to attract butterflies to your garden, check this out.
I love sprouts, they are flavorful and easy to grow, but microgreens are a super tasty alternative that don’t come with some of the concerns of sprouts. You can easily learn how to grow microgreens at home so you can have some freshness anytime.
If you prepare your vegetable garden for winter, you’ll have a much better spring garden. Fall garden clean up makes the following season more successful.
It’s a simple thing to save seeds from your vegetable garden to grow again next season. Check out these tips for saving seeds from different plants.
