Your soil is your plants lifeline! It must provide nutrition, air circulation, and a place where they can spread their wings (or roots in this case).
Nutrients, oxygen, and protection are three things you must supply to have a healthy garden.
Organic Gardening
You may think because your yard gets only partial sun and has a lot of shade that you can’t grow vegetables or herbs. You are in luck! Many vegetables such as greens and root crops grow well in part shade.
USDA Zone 6B, Organic Gardening
Cantaloupes and Muskmelons are small melons that have orange or green flesh and are great for smaller spaces. Their scientific name is Cucumis melo and there are many cultivated varieties.
USDA Zone 6B, Organic Gardening
MMMM peaches! A luscious ripe peach has no comparison. Peaches are well worth growing even thou challenging they can be.
USDA Zone 6B, Organic Gardening
Hazelnuts. I can't say enough good things about them. Except unfortunately my goats also love them. Hazelnuts are hardy, easy-to-grow nuts that start producing much faster than other nuts.
