Crop rotation is an important part of organic gardening. After you spend a lot of time building up healthy soil you don't want it to be overrun with pests or soil diseases.
Daikon Radishes: Delicious Snack, Fabulous Cover Crop
Arugula: How To Grow and Use
Growing Grapes: Zone 6B
Grow Kale in Zone 6
MMM fresh kale greens. Kale is a nutrition superstar and is high in minerals and vitamins and rich in antioxidants. In fact, kale is one of the best survival foods you can grow.
Kale is very productive and very hardy. I often grow it like a green but it's in the brassica family along with cabbage and broccoli.
Growing Horseradish: Hardy Perennial & Recipes
Growing Swiss Chard: Hardy, Easy to Grow Crop in Zone 6
Dill: Herb That Attracts Benficial Insects
Get Rid of Squash Bugs Organically
Grow Kohlrabi in Zone 6B
Kohlrabi is an unusual vegetable which makes it quite fun to grow. Many people have never heard of it or simply don’t know how to grow this strange-looking crop.
Whether you prefer to eat it raw in salads or roasted in the oven, kohlrabi is a fantastic vegetable to add to your garden for a longer growing season.
Growing Eggplant in Zone 6B
Grow a Native American Three Sisters Garden
Grow Brussels Sprouts in Zone 6B
Brussels Sprouts have a bad reputation as being ‘yucky’ from consumers and hard to grow for gardeners. However, this member of the Brassica family is a great addition to your garden.
I struggled with growing Brussels sprouts for years and made some major mistakes. And I wouldn't dare take any of what I grew to the farmers market…
Grow A Monarch Butterfly Garden: Includes Free Download
How To Compost Dog Manure in Your Backyard
Growing Spinach in Zone 6B
Growing Rhubarb: Easy, Long Lived Perrenial
10 Fabulous Container Ideas for Urban Gardening
Containers are a fabulous way to grow plants. They can be used in small spaces, maximize growing space, and are efficient. Containers also add beauty to a patio, window, or walkway.
Let’s think beyond the typical ceramic pot. There are a lot of new stylish designs out there that are good for your plants and your budget!
