Fall is on it’s way and with it comes the time to prepare your garden for the cold seasons, whether that may be in a few weeks time or in a month’s time. It is vital that you prepare your garden for fall and winter. While many people think that “you can not plant/grow anything in the cold season” that is 80% correct and 20% incorrect.  It all depends on where you live and just how harsh your cold seasons are. Lets Dig In. 1. Clean up rotting and dead plants: Cleaning up old dead, and rotting plants, helps to remove any diseases/pests that may be seeking refuge in the dead plants.  No ..read more

Companion Planting– your complete and in depth overview. Companion Planting, chillies with flower, and herbs. Companion Planting useful vegetables and flowers side by side can get you the very best results in your garden. Our professional gardener will teach you how, to Companion Plant in your garden. Companion Planting– growing certain plants or flowers alongside for beneficial results– is a method that has actually been used by farmers for countless years. It likewise takes place naturally in nature, where specific plants grow with each other while others are never ever seen in each other’s ..read more

6 Essential Steps To Getting Your Vegetable Garden Started Successfully. These 6 important steps, will get your garden started, on solid ground. You will also start “Fusing” with nature, and discover the true beauty and fascination that we need to start truly appreciating. For example If you start by just growing a couple of tomato plants, you will save some cash on shop bought veg. While also discovering the true taste of home grown tomatoes. From personal experience I can assure you that the taste is exceptionally delicious. To let you in on a little secret, in our home, shop-bought tomatoes ..read more

While that may sound like a super easy task,  there are a few things to consider before picking a spot and calling it “Garden”. Many beginner gardeners make this mistake when they first start their vegetable garden. But now you will not make those beginner gardener mistakes, because you will know where to put your garden THINGS TO CONSIDER!! 1. Sunlight: Most gardens in general, grow really well where they receive at least six hours of sunlight daily (more is better). The south and west facing sides of a yard, generally get the most sun, unless there are large amounts of tree shade. 2. Ot ..read more