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Seed Harvesting is an Important Task in Gardening

by Tips to Gardening Editorial Team | Sep 1, 2013 | garden, gardening, organic gardening, planting, seeds

Seed Harvesting is as important as harvesting the produce. Heirloom plants will produce seeds that can be harvested to produce an identical plant year after year. Hybrid seeds will produce a plant but that plant produces sterile seeds. This is not sustainable because...

Importance of Seed Harvesting

by Tips to Gardening Editorial Team | Jul 6, 2013 | Composting, flower gardening, garden, gardening, growing vegetables, planting, seeds

Heirloom plants will produce seeds that can be harvested to produce an identical plant year after year. Hybrid seeds will produce a plant but that plant produces sterile seeds. This is not sustainable because you would have to purchase seeds and/or plants every...

Tips to Gardening for a More Self-Sufficient Lifestyle

by Tips to Gardening Editorial Team | Jul 5, 2013 | flower gardening, garden, gardening, growing vegetables

There are a lot of people concerned about creating a more self-sufficient lifestyle.  Many new gardeners are emerging from this group, as they now see the great value in growing crops to help feed their family.  We want to offer some tips to gardening that can help...

Advantages of Organic Vegetable Gardening in Containers

by Tips to Gardening Editorial Team | Mar 13, 2013 | garden, gardening, growing vegetables, organic gardening, planting, seeds, vegetable gardening

If you wish to delight yourself in eating fresh, homegrown vegetables however do not have space to create a garden bed in your own backyard, you may want to consider organic vegetable gardening in containers. There are lots of kinds of vegetables that could thrive in...

Our Garden is Going to the Worms

by Tips to Gardening Editorial Team | Mar 10, 2013 | Composting, garden, gardening, growing vegetables, organic gardening, vegetable gardening

Worms are important and vital to the health of our Garden.  Having a healthy worm population typically means I will have a strong garden with a high-yield from our vegetables, fruits, and other plants. As a home gardener, I understand that worms (and worm farming) are...

Ways To obtain the Garden You Always Desired

by Tips to Gardening Editorial Team | Dec 16, 2012 | flower gardening, garden, gardening, growing vegetables

If you are a true gardener, chances are good you really take pride in your garden.  You plan and do your best to grow the best garden you can, and with every garden you try to improve. Owning and maintaining a successful garden has to do with more than just having a...
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