Fall garden planning, the season most gardeners miss
Why the fall garden beats the spring garden and exactly what to sow in late July through September.
Notes from a Zone 6a raised bed. Specific, occasionally wrong, usually useful.
Why the fall garden beats the spring garden and exactly what to sow in late July through September.
Cut, don't pull. When, how, with what tool, and why the thinnings are the best baby greens you'll eat all year.
My 2022 drought disaster, the DripWorks kit I installed, and how to lay out emitters for a 4x8 bed.
Six to eight weeks before last frost for tomatoes, four for brassicas, two for squash. The calendar, simplified.
Crimson clover, winter rye, buckwheat, hairy vetch. Which to use, when to plant, and when to chop.
Lettuce, radish, bush beans, and cilantro. Sow a new round every 14 days for non-stop harvests.
Why Roma tomatoes thrive at 1 per square foot and Brandywines need four times that space.
The original SFG recipe, budget alternatives, and what I actually fill my beds with now.
Tomatoes and basil, the Three Sisters, carrot-and-onion. What's science, what's folklore, what to ignore.
The Mel Bartholomew method, explained by someone who has done it wrong and then right.
Need a plant count first? Head to the seed spacing calculator. Got a post idea? Send it over.