fbpx

All articles

1722 articles

Easy Home Compost Systems for the Regenerative Garden

Composting is one of the easiest ways to practice regenerative gardening, and your plants will reap the benefits! Try one of these easy home composting systems.

How to Build and Pimp out a Greenhouse

A greenhouse will extend your growing season, allowing you to plant earlier and harvest later. Adam Clarke tells us how to build one and keep it running.

Giving Gardens: No Harvest Goes to Waste

We’ve all been overwhelmed by an abundant harvest of zucchini or tomatoes. What to do with it all? A ‘Giving Garden’ ensure nothing goes to waste.

Banker Plants – Eco-Friendly Pest Management

Banker plants are fantastic for the organic gardener looking for eco-friendly pest management. Claude Robert explains how they work.

IPM: Professional POV with Alex Gauthier, Origine Nature

How do professional growers keep their rooms free of pests and diseases? In our Professional POV series, Alexandre Gauthier of Origine Nature talks IPM.

Growing Spuds in a Space-Saving Potato Tower

Potatoes are a staple in our gardens; luckily, you don’t need much space to grow them! Here’s a guide to building potato towers, perfect for the urban gardener.

Our Power, Our Planet: Celebrating Earth Day 2025

Earth Day 2025 focuses on the need to create clean, cheap, unlimited energy for the world. We already have what it takes; we just need to harness the power.

Hare Today, Fertile Tomorrow! The Garden Magic of Rabbit Manure

Peter Rabbit isn’t welcome in the garden, but his poo sure is. Haley Nagasaki writes about the benefits bunny droppings have on our plants.

Organic Home Gardening with Living Soil

Living soil is an organic gardening method that uses a nutrient-rich potting mix teeming with beneficial microbes to grow plants instead of mineral fertilizers. Everest Fernandez discusses how growers can transition from soilless potting mixes to organic living soil.

A Head Gardener’s Advice for Starting a Home Garden

Marc Ridpath is a head gardener at an estate and knows a thing or two about growing plants. He says you don’t need a lot of space or skill to get started.

Edimental Gardening with Red-Stalked Rhubarb

Rhubarb is a must-have in the edimental garden! This large-growing plant is impressive-looking, and its red stalks are a delicious springtime harvest.

ForageGirl

From the forest to your plate, fiddlehead ferns are emerging as a modern-day superfood. Forage Girl is North America’s largest producer. Here is their story.

Jo Poulton

Jo Poulton is among the many voices drawing attention to food security and production in the UK. Like plants, she wants farmers not only to survive but thrive.

Holly Eastlake

Holly Eastlake helps deliver babies at the NHS hospital. Outside of work, she nurtures plant babies at her allotment, a joy she says we can all experience.

5 Ways To Practice Regenerative Growing in Cities

If regenerative growing appeals to you, but you live in a city, fear not! Catherine Sherriffs says earth-friendly gardening practices have no boundaries.

Notes from a Dirty Old Gardener: Soil and the Stink of Life

When it comes to organic inputs for the garden, often the smellier, the better. Just ask Regi Oneton: he says if it doesn’t stink, you need to rethink.

Getting Witchy with It: Making Botanical Brews for Garden Fertility

Garden inputs don’t have to be expensive or complicated. Av Singh writes about plant fermentation and making organic botanical brews to boost garden fertility.

ReWild Ranch

Jill Demers believes that regenerative agriculture can heal the land and people. A personal experience helped her realize that food really can be our medicine.

Backyard and Balcony Gardening for Butterflies

A recent study on declining native butterfly populations is concerning, but we can make a difference by planting these species in our gardens, big or small!

Every Community Needs a Garden Club! Here’s How to Start One

We’ll be honest; our clubbing days are over. Or are they? Garden clubs are a great way to build community and share a love for plants. Here’s how to set one up.

1 of 87