This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links Advanced trees versus tubestock for a backyard food forest: where the extra money buys years, and where it buys nothing By Isaac Olson, Nursery Near Me The same tree can be bought as a tube for […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links What happens to a live plant on a 1,800 km freight trip, and what to do in the first 48 hours after it arrives By Isaac Olson, Nursery Near Me What the Trip Does to a […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links A backyard can produce much more than a conventional lawn or a few isolated garden beds. With careful planning, you can combine fruit trees, shrubs, herbs, vegetables, groundcovers, and climbing plants into a productive growing system […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links Finding aphids on new growth, caterpillars chewing through brassica leaves, or insects getting into the house can make it tempting to reach for a pesticide right away. In many cases, however, the simplest and most effective […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links Traveling is a wonderful way to experience diverse cultures and explore breathtaking natural locations. However, your adventures shouldn’t come at the expense of the planet. By making conscious choices, you can reduce your environmental impact while […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links A garden’s natural beauty undoubtedly lies in its soft landscaping—the living elements of the garden’s design such as trees, plants, flowers, and greenery that create a vibrant, thriving space. While these organic features are essential, adding […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links Gardening for beginners might seem straightforward, right? As a newcomer to creating a thriving outdoor space, you’ve likely done plenty of research into starting your new garden, including how to grow plants, establish an effective watering […]
Disclosure: This article contains an affiliate link. If you use this link, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. This review is not sponsored or paid for, and reflects my honest experience. Being a blog writer is demanding work. It takes […]
This post is part-contributed and may contain affiliate links Modern life is undoubtedly hectic, and if you’re a busy person with a lot on your plate, it can be hard to find time for the things you love, including taking enough breaks from your responsibilities. […]
Announcing the Hort People website, an Australian green industry job board where employers can advertise jobs and job seekers can find work at https://hortpeople.com NOW HIRING! HORTICULTURISTS, GARDENERS, LANDSCAPERS, TEAM LEADERS, STUDENTS & BEGINNERS. Hort People is run by Daniel Fuller, the host of the […]
This post is contributed and may contain affiliate links When it comes to keeping your lawn looking great, there are a few simple things you can do to make the process a little bit easier. From taking better care of your lawn mower to watering […]
This post is contributed and may contain affiliate links If you have a green thumb and love spending time outdoors, why not put your skills to good use and earn some extra money? With a little effort, you can turn your garden into a veritable […]
I was invited to talk on the Plants Grow Here podcast with Daniel Fuller on Sunday 10 October 2021, you can listen to Ep.70 Enhance your urban yield – Angelo Eliades (Deep Green Permaculture) here: https://kite.link/PGH-ENH Episode description: Angelo Eliades is an urban permaculturist that’s […]
Most gardeners get by knowing how much water and fertiliser to put on their tomatoes, and when. But someone that has basic plant biology knowledge just understands plants in a way that’s hard to describe to people that don’t have basic plant biology knowledge. It’s […]
Despite its name, a French drain didn’t come from France. It’s a drainage system created by an American named Henry Flagg French. It’s mostly used for removing water from fields, but today, it’s much more common to use french drains to avert water from inside […]
The best things often come in tiny packages, and this is certainly the case when it comes to tiny houses. At no more than 500 square feet, tiny houses come packed with functional and often eco-friendly features. There are two main types: tiny houses on […]
When I was first diagnosed with mesothelioma, I knew my live was never going to be the same. In fact, I felt like it was over. I am still fighting this terrible type of cancer, but I have a lot of ways to cope with […]
Now is the time to start planning your vegetable garden. You might not have a large area yet this is not to say you are unable to grow a substantial amount of healthy vegetables for you and your family. The best of all, having a […]
Here is a guest article written by Chris McLaughlin and provided by Fix.com! When beginner gardeners ask me which plants are hardy and forgiving, my answer is always herbs. If a busy gardener asks me which plants will thrive in near-neglect, my answer is herbs. […]
Guest Article by Samantha LangloisProgram Coordinator, Organic Life Guruwww.organiclifeguru.com The Permaculture movement has a well-educated and passionate following of dedicated practitioners. It also is terribly misunderstood by mainstream modern culture. The term ‘permaculture’ may indeed be one of the most misunderstood terms thrown around by […]
Here’s an interesting article and graphic that I’ve been asked to share! Rotating crops can help break pest and disease cycles, improve soil health, and even reduce maintenance while increasing yields. But the thought of rotational planting can be daunting. This article explains why crop […]
Guest Article by Paul Taylor, PhDBiochar Consultant,thebiocharsolution.com “Biochar, produced in pyrolysis of residues from crops, forestry, and animal wastes, can be used to restore soil fertility while storing carbon for centuries to millennia. Biochar helps soil retain nutrients and fertilizers, reducing emissions of GHGs such […]
