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February 12, 2024

3 Ways Chickens Can Help You Garden

3 Ways Chickens Can Help You Garden Chickens can be beneficial to your gardening and are very helpful little critters. From helping to till your soil, to creating compost, and pest control. We dive deeper into chickens in our Agriscaping Mastery Program, but for today we wanted to share a […]

February 5, 2024

5 Steps Before Planting Your Bare-Root Fruit Trees

5 Steps Before Planting Your Bare-Root Fruit Trees Previously we discussed storing your bare root fruit trees and heeling in your bare root fruit trees. Now it is time to plant your bare root fruit trees. We have some important steps that you want to take before you plant those […]

January 29, 2024

3 Steps to Heeling In Your Bare-Root Fruit Trees

3 Steps to Heeling In Your Bare-Root Fruit Trees Heeling in bare root trees wounds from cutting and transportation is important. Not only does this help the tree get more protection from the weather, but it can give you more time to prep the site for perfect planting environment and […]

January 22, 2024

3 Tips For Storing Your Bare-Root Fruit Trees

3 Tips to Storing Your Bare-Root Fruit Trees Now is the time to start purchasing and preparing for Bare Root Fruit Trees. You might not be ready to plant these tree right now. The good news is, you don’t have to! When you receive your trees you can store them […]

January 15, 2024

5 Ways to Warm Up Your Winter Garden

5 Ways to Warm Up Your Winter Garden As the cold winter months persist our plants might suffer. There are some ways you can warm up your winter garden. We will cover the 5 best ways that you can keep your plants warm and thriving during these cold days. 1 […]

January 8, 2024

How Hyper-Local Foods Impact the Environment

How Hyper-Local Foods Impact the Environment There are a number of environmental impacts of purchasing locally grown food. The three we are going to focus on today are chemicals, emissions, and the workforce. However, purchasing your produce locally through a farmers market or CSA has so many more environmentally friendly […]

January 1, 2024

Where to get Hyper-Local Food

Where to get Hyper-Local Food Enjoying food locally grown has become sought after. You can find restaurants popping up all over that advertise locally sourced food in their menu. Agriscaping has installed many gardens and Agriscaping features at local restaurants that use the food fresh from their landscape. Hyperlocal food […]

December 11, 2023

Winter Garden Wonders

Winter Garden Wonders Growing in the winter can be a challenge. We have a few tips and tricks that we want to share with you along with some great edibles that you can grow and eat through the cold winter months. When caring for your plants there are a few […]

December 4, 2023

3 Indoor Winter Gardening Ideas

3 Indoor Winter Gardening Ideas Last week we discussed holiday raised garden beds for the outdoors. Today we are going to discuss raised beds for indoor growing. Keeping your garden warm through the winter months can be a challenge. One of the easiest ways to continue growing is to bring […]

November 27, 2023

5 Ways to Keep Your Winter Garden Warm

5 Ways to Keep Your Winter Garden Warm Today we are going to talk about how to winterize your raised garden beds. It can be a challenge to keep your garden warm during the cold winter months. We have some great ideas that you can start implanting as soon as […]

November 13, 2023

7 Steps to Creating a Healing Garden

7 Steps to Creating a Healing Garden Last week we touched on Gardening for the Body, Mind and Spirit. This week we are going to cover the 7 steps to creating a healing garden of your own. Once you start falling into the routine of gardening and seeing the successful […]

November 6, 2023

Gardening for the Body, Mind and Spirit

Gardening for the Body, Mind and Spirit The nature of health and healing is a very personal and emotionally charged topic. Second only to politics and religion. How you respond regarding this topic is key. It has a lot to do with your relationship to your garden. The more love […]