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 […]
October 30, 2023

How to Get the Max from Your Garden

How to Get the Max from Your Garden When looking for caring for a garden that produces a high yield we have a few tips and tricks that you can follow. When it comes to planting your garden you will want to make sure you are rotating your crops. When […]
October 23, 2023

7 Ways to Grow Indoors

7 Ways to Grow Indoors There are multiple ways you can grow indoors. We are going to touch on a few different ways you can grow your seeds and starts. From pots to window boxes to peat moss. When growing indoors you might be growing the plant from start to […]
October 16, 2023

How Seeds and Starts Can Make A Huge Difference

How Seeds and Starts Can Make A Huge Difference When planting you might be wondering if you should use seeds or starts, use heirloom or hybrid seeds, grow indoors or outdoors and more. Seeds and starts can make a huge difference in how your garden grows. We share some of […]
October 9, 2023

Preparing Your Compost for Your Winter Garden

Preparing Your Compost for Your Winter Garden Composting can help warm your garden in the winter months. The bio-heat that is created as they decompose generates a significant amount of heat, up to 160 degrees, if you have a nice moist and active pile of compost. The general rule of […]
October 2, 2023

3 Steps to Prepare for Winter Gardening Success

3 Steps to Prepare for Winter Gardening Success The cold winter days are coming. There are 3 steps you can do to prepare for those days. When you align with the sun, get your soil right, and warm up the garden with a few techniques you will be able to […]
September 25, 2023

AMP Up Your Yard to Work For You!

AMP Up Your Yard to Work For You! Have you ever done work in a yard? Over the years, you’ve probably done a lot… you’ve weeded, trimmed, hoed, mowed, raked, and even sprayed…the list could go on and on! So, with ALL that you’ve done for your yard… what’s your […]
September 18, 2023

Elegant Edible Landscapes for Sustainability

Elegant Edible Landscapes for Sustainability Growing your own food is a great way to start implementing sustainability into your life. Not only will you have sustainability but food you grow will be fresher, more flavorful, and you know how they were grown. Some of you may think, however, growing food […]
September 11, 2023

5 Steps to Amending Native Clay Soils in the Desert Southwest

5 Steps to Amending Native Clay Soils in the Desert Southwest When amending native clay soils, like the soil we have in the desert southwest. We have a 5 step process to follow. This will allow you to have the healthy soil you need to grow healthy and productive plants. […]
September 4, 2023

7 Soil Amendments for Peak Production

7 Soil Amendments for Peak Production When creating healthy soil for your elegant edible landscape there are many different amendments you can use. We have seven favorites that we use at Agriscaping. Depending on what your soil needs you can choose from the amendments we discuss in this blog. Our […]
August 28, 2023

4 Common Soil Problems and How To Solve Them

4 Common Soil Problems and How To Solve Them As your plants grow you might begin to notice some irregularities which can mean there is something wrong with the soil. When deciding what you need to do to fix your plants issue you will want to check your leaves to […]
August 21, 2023

Expanding Your Garden with Microclimates

Expanding Your Garden with Microclimates Using microclimates is used to create highly delectable edibles integrated in elegant productive way…the Agriscaping way. Using microclimates helps to maximize your beauty and productivity in every part of your yard, from full sun to full shade and everywhere in between. In this blog we […]