Long ago, I followed the "rules" of gardening. Such as using a measuring tape to ensure I planted my seeds and plants correctly "x" apart, as dictated by the back of the seed packet, or on the start's tag. But as I got deeper into gardening, I started squeezing more in, wherever I found space,… Continue reading Gardening 101: Why Density Planting Matters
Tag: Raised Beds
Building A New Garden Using Raised Beds
A month into our new place I finally found the batteries for our push lawn mower (and ancient Greenworks), which was....something desperately needed. Our new place is almost nothing but lawn (oh yay) and we were looking very unkempt. The rain this spring has led to very lush lawn, which then gave a place for… Continue reading Building A New Garden Using Raised Beds
A Simple Raised Bed Concept For A Family Of Four
Social media does have a positive side—and that is giving one ideas to work with. I saw this one over the winter and liked it. It's simple and one that most people could follow. Tiny Garden Habit posted it, and if you are looking for articles on small scale growing, this is a great place… Continue reading A Simple Raised Bed Concept For A Family Of Four
The New Kitchen Garden
Big news! We are moving soon—across the country. In my work on the new place, I found I couldn't pass up on at least starting an easy garden. My hands must be in the soil! So while doing work on the new place, I went shopping and got some soil, a few plants, and a… Continue reading The New Kitchen Garden
Developing A Kitchen Garden
This summer, as I worked on the patios around our house, I decided I wanted a kitchen garden—one close to the house, where I'd be more likely to come out and enjoy it and grab produce for dinner. When we moved here in 2018, I had a small kitchen garden, all in large pots, on… Continue reading Developing A Kitchen Garden