Lazy gardening

Here are 7 practical things to make gardening for the weak, sick and lazy gardeners more enjoyable and successful. Proven gardening methods anyone can do.

Plant these perennial vegetables (and fruits and herbs) just once and you can enjoy their bounty year after year - sometimes for decades!

Have you always wanted to garden but figured you didn't have the time or knowledge? We've got you covered with 8 easy tips for lazy gardening.

What if you could have a more productive garden... simply by being lazier? It's true! But being lazy is just another way of saying you're becoming more efficient. That means less time spent on back-breaking garden chores, and more time spent harvesting the fruits (and veggies!) of your labor.

Back to eden gardening is a more natural way to garde, with less watering, weeding and tilling. We show you how easy it is to get started.

Discover a vibrant garden that grows itself! Explore our visual guide to the best self-seeding plants for a lush, low-maintenance haven.

The wicking bed, or self-watering garden, is not that mirage of water in the desert. Rather, it is one of the most user-friendly growing infrastructures for all the lifestyle, time-poor, lazy gardeners out there. Using the age-old idea of capillary action, water in a reservoir below is drawn up and into the soil, to be used by the plants as required. Ever dipped a tissue in a glass of water and watched the moisture climb up the fibres, defying gravity? A wicking bed works in the same way.

Are you looking for easy-to-grow herbs for your vegetable garden? Here are the easiest herbs to grow in your vegetable garden.

Drought-resistant herbs for water-wise gardening. For culinary or medicinal use, dry climate herbs thrive in low-input regenerative gardens.

Lazy Gardening Hacks Learned From Our First Year of Having Our Own Yard/Garden —