Dry Farming Tomatoes: Lessons From a Volunteer Vine
A volunteer grape tomato thriving in the gravel by my carport led me to discover the power of dry farming. Without a drop of water or fertilizer, this resilient little plant mirrors what Oregon State University researchers have found: tomatoes can flourish without irrigation—and often taste even better.
Budget-Friendly & Low-Resource Gardening Hacks
Want to grow your own food without spending a fortune? With a little creativity, you can garden on a budget using recycled containers, kitchen scraps, and natural fertilizers. These low-cost, high-impact gardening hacks will help you grow fresh produce with minimal resources.
Composting Made Dirt Simple: What’s Hot (and Not) for Your Pile
Turn kitchen scraps and yard waste into garden gold! Learn the dos and don’ts of composting, discover what materials will supercharge your soil, and avoid common pitfalls that can slow down your composting success. Ready to make dirt work for you? Let’s dig in!