Raised row gardening

A look at how to create a low maintenance raised row garden in the spring. See hoe to set up your own easy care garden with ease!

I can take no credit for this little trick in today's post, but I still just had to share it with you. :) A couple of weeks ago, when we were planting most of our garden, I saw Chris doing this and I grabbed my phone and snapped some pictures because I just thought it was so smart! So you'll have to excuse the pictures if they don't look so great, but I think this tips is worth dealing with a little bit of real life in the background. :) I've seen different tricks over the years for what…

Whether you grow your vegetable garden for summertime salads or for a year's worth of...

It's time to plan the vegetable garden, but how much should you plant per person to feed your family?

Each year I look forward to having a vegetable garden. This year is no different, but since our neighbors seemed so overly curious about our method of

I see this question asked all the time: Which is better raised beds or row gardens? The answer is simple: whichever one gets you in the garden is the best. Personally, I prefer raised bed gardens. But it doesn't really matter. As long as you get started!

Row gardens are the classic vegetable gardens most often pictured in the mind’s eye. Where space permits, crops planted in long lines from north to south take advantage of both morning and afternoon sun, each plant receiving its fair share.

I recently received this email sharing some new Grocery Row Gardens in Florida: “Good…

Starting your first garden? Take this advice from beginning gardeners, as they share what they wish they had known before they started their first gardens.

Whether you plan to plant a small vegetable patch or a sprawling garden, planning out the rows is a key first step in the process. Growing your veggies in neat rows helps keep the garden organized and makes it easier to care for your plants.