Edible Gardening

Vegetables generally need full sun (from morning until early afternoon sun) in order to produce fruits, roots and leaves; however, some flowers or

Vegetables are heavy feeders that quickly deplete their surroundings of nutrients. Therefore, fertilization with regular doses of essential

Mulching vegetable gardens is an effective way to save water, control weeds, and add valuable nutrients back into the soil. Organic mulches like grass

At the core of any successful vegetable garden is selecting an optimal site. Make sure it receives full sun without being shaded by buildings or trees

Fertilizing a vegetable garden is an essential task. Many popular varieties are heavy feeders that quickly deplete soil nutrients. Key to successful

Manure adds both organic matter and essential nutrients to garden soil, while simultaneously improving structure, encouraging root development, and

Vegetable gardens depend on healthy soil to flourish, while the presence of grubs can impede plant growth, leading to stunted or wilted foliage. They

All vegetables require nutrient-rich soil for proper growth, with loamy soil mixing equally between sand, silt, and clay components to provide

Gardens require full sunlight - at least eight hours of direct sun daily - so ensure your beds are in bright spots away from any shadowy buildings or