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November 7, 2022

DoubleDug

Benefits and Methods of the Double-Dug Method The double-dug method is an ancient technique that is use by many farmers. You are basically digging down one spade and placing it in a wheel barrow. Then you are digging down a second depth and back filling it. When you are taking […]

October 31, 2022

Pansies

How Pansies Can Change Your Life! If you have allergies the pansy is an amazing flower to help you heal. These flowers are full of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory benefits. They are not only elegant and edible but they are healthy too. The pansy is one of the key ingredients in […]

October 24, 2022

SuccessfulStarts

3 Secrets to Planting Successful Starts Picking and planting starts to your garden can be full of fun and excitement. We want to make sure that your excitement carries all the way through to production. Picking that first fresh vegetable can be exhilarating. There are three secrets we want to […]

October 17, 2022

seedtostart

3 Tips to Growing Indoor Starts from Seeds Are you interested in growing your own starts from seeds to plant later in your garden? There are a few things that you need to know before planting your seed. Having sustainability for your family can be a cyclical thing. Growing your […]

October 10, 2022

WinterSoil

6 Important Steps for Healthy Winter Soil An important step to growing in your garden in the winter months is the soil. If your soil isn’t right it will be much easier for things to rot in the winter months versus the summer months. That’s because things don’t evaporate as […]

October 3, 2022

DesignYourGarden

Designing Your Ideal Garden When designing your ideal garden you will want to include the story of you! Design for what you would like to eat, the activities you like to do, and the look and feel of the garden. You can check out some of the different styles of […]

September 26, 2022

WinterSun

Winter Gardening Starts with the Sun The most important factor to keep in mind when preparing for a winter garden is aligning with the sun orientation. The winter orientation is more extreme in how things flow. 1. Get a copy of a satellite image of your house and orient it […]

September 19, 2022

ElegantSustainability

3 Options to Grow Elegant Edibles for Sustainability You can elegantly grow edibles right in your yard. There are multiple options to create sustainability such as raised beds, container gardening, and wall beds to name a few. 1. Raised bed allow you to control the soil so that you can […]

September 12, 2022

TrampolineGardens

Sustainability with Subterranean Trampoline Gardens One of our biggest requests is for a Subterranean Trampoline Garden to be installed. Why you ask? It is unique, fun, and can be enjoyed year round in the Desert climate. It like a little secret oasis hidden right in your back yard. These trampoline […]

September 5, 2022

The Importance of Soil Part 2

The Importance of Soil Part 2 Last week we discussed knowing your soil and knowing what minerals to add. Today we will continue discussing the importance of your soil and what you need to know. Feed Soil Organic MaterialOther organic amendments – including compost and wood chips – will add […]

August 29, 2022

The Importance of Soil Part 1

The Importance of Soil Part 1 It’s been said that every good vegetable gardener should be a soil gardener first, yet many of them treat their soil like dirt. As the hungriest part of any garden, soil must be constantly fed and repaired each season in order to be healthy […]

August 22, 2022

Microclimates Relationship to Plants

Microclimates Relationship to Plants *By Cindy Dixon Over the past decade, Agriscaping has studied the relationships between microclimates found on properties and the growth of plants. They have created Micro-Climate Technology. This technology helps gardeners grow anywhere…Indoor, Outdoors, Full sun, or Full Shade. Agriscaping established 6 basic microclimate categories, indicated […]