Creating Less Lawn and Order
My apologies for the long hiatus. This year, as with most seasons in our area, spring kept jumping between “almost summer” and “back to winter”. I lost a tomato plant thanks to that cold snap after Mother’s Day which is Read More
Do you ever wonder how “clean” your soil is? When you plant a new vegetable garden, do you consider everything that has been done in that area? Have the previous owners sprayed weed killer? Did your neighbors fertilize their lawns Read More
I’ll admit that I am right where some of the books warn you about. Analysis paralysis. There is so much that I want to do with this yard, so many new ideas that I have learned and want to implement. Read More
Are you wondering what there is to actually research about turning your lawn into gardens? I mean, just dig up the grass, throw some dirt down, and plant a bunch of seeds and plants, right? Mostly. But there are better Read More
Wherever the actual origin of the perfectly manicured lawn began, the reason for it seems to be the same: to display the wealth of the homeowner by showing that they do not need the space for growing food or supporting Read More