Garden prepping

Even if you're not ready to plant your garden, there are many tasks you can do to prepare. Here’s our checklist.

Ah, early spring – that time of year when colorful seed catalogs fill mailboxes. Now is the time to think about how to prepare garden beds for spring.

Grow a healthy vegetable garden when you learn how to prepare soil for planting!

A good garden starts with a good soil, and there's no better example than a vegetable garden.

Want a bumper garden crop next year? Start now in the fall, prepping your garden for spring. Follow my 6 steps and get a jump start on your spring garden!

Starting a garden can feel overwhelming if you're new to it. Here are five things to consider before starting.

Healthy soil is important for growing strong, vigorous plants that resist pests and diseases and produce abundantly. Use these tips to improve garden soil for a thriving vegetable garden.

A good survival garden has crops that are easy to grow and produce a lot of food. Here are 12 great choices for beginners.

Desperate to find out how to get rid of weeds in the vegetable garden, naturally? It is possible to control weeds without dangerous chemicals, and here's how.

What to do in the garden during winter. Don't sit idly by pining for spring, do these garden chores in December and January and get a jump on next years garden!

Composting is one of the best things you can do for your garden, but compost bins are expensive. Here is how to make a $10 compost bin in minutes.

For those looking to spruce up their gardens but don’t want to break the bank, cheap garden hacks are the way to go. These simple, cost-effective tricks and tips can help transform your garden into a beautiful oasis without draining your wallet.

When planning your garden you may be wondering what you can grow that would be great for preserving for winter. Canning is one of the most popular ways for preserving food at home. You can fill your pantry with canned goods right from your very own garden by growing these awesome things.

It takes time for your plants to mature, so start them off indoors in winter. Find out which seeds are best to start in late winter, and how to harden them off when the weather gets warmer!

Tips For Harvesting & Storing Your Homegrown Produce - One Good Thing by Jillee

Learn how to make a DIY solar food dehydrator that is efficient and cost-effective, with step-by-step instructions and helpful tips to get you started.

Here is a list of what seeds to start indoors and what to direct sow outdoors in growing zones 2 - 4 of Canada or other similar cool gardening climates.

This spring gardening checklist has all the tasks to help you have a successful growing season. We guide you on all thigns lawn, landscape, vegetable gardens, flowers, trees, shrubs and houseplants to ensure to have the most successful season possible.

See how to rejuvenate and recharge your raised bed soil this fall and bring it back to life to grow better than ever next year!