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Resources

  • Gardening Through Unpredictable Seasons

    Gardening Through Unpredictable Seasons

    Learn how to build a resilient landscape with native plants, deep roots, living ground covers, and layered food systems that support soil, wildlife, and long-term abundance through unpredictable seasons. From...

    Sam Menne |

  • Backyard Food Forests Made Simple

    Backyard Food Forests Made Simple

    Food forests do not have to be big and complicated. Learn how to layer fruit trees, berries, herbs, native plants, pollinator flowers, and perennial crops together to create a productive,...

    Sam Menne |

  • Planting & Caring for Perfect Peppers

    Planting & Caring for Perfect Peppers

    Peppers are a favorite in the garden and the kitchen, and this season’s selection is one of our best yet. Learn how to care for your pepper starts once they...

    Sam Menne |

  • Planting for Pollinators All Season Long

    Planting for Pollinators All Season Long

    Every spring we get excited to see our pollinators return, the buzzing of native bees, fluttering butterflies, moths, hoverflies, and more all arriving in search of food. The best way...

    Sam Menne |

  • How to Dwarf a Standard Tree

    How to Dwarf a Standard Tree

    Many gardeners believe dwarf rootstock is the only way to grow compact fruit trees, but standard rootstocks can be successfully managed for size, health, and productivity. This guide explores easy...

    Sam Menne |

  • Companion Planting Strawberries, Asparagus & Alliums

    Companion Planting Strawberries, Asparagus & Alliums

    Strawberries, asparagus, and alliums (onions/garlic) form one of the most productive and resilient companion plantings for homesteads and small gardens. Learn why their roots, growth habits, and soil needs work...

    Sam Menne |