Organic Gardening
There’s something so satisfying about bringing food in from the garden and putting it on the table. Whether you’re planning your first raised bed or looking for new ideas for a garden you’ve tended for years, I’m glad you’re here!
I share what I’ve learned from growing food in our Zone 5 garden, including kitchen garden planning, raised beds, companion planting, and organic growing methods. Browse the guides below and find something you’d like to try this season. A garden doesn’t have to be perfect to give your family something wonderful to enjoy.
Raised Bed Gardening
Raised beds have become one of my favorite ways to grow food. I love having a defined space for each planting, and it’s satisfying to see those beds fill up through the season.
If you’re thinking about building your first bed or making better use of the ones you have, I’ll share what I’ve learned from our own garden. Let’s plan, plant, and grow something good together!
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Companion Planting Guide
Give your seedlings a healthy start & learn to protect them from disease and draw in beneficial insects with companion planting! This simple guide is available to you for free!
Organic Gardening Guides
Begin your garden journey
Thinking about growing more of your family’s food? These guides will help you get started, from choosing a garden layout to planting your first kitchen garden.
I’ll share the practical things I’ve learned in our own garden, along with ideas for making yours a place you enjoy spending time. Start with what you have, grow what your family loves to eat, and leave a little room for flowers, too!
Potager & Kitchen Gardening
A potager is a French-style kitchen garden that brings food and beauty together. Think vegetables and herbs for the table, with flowers tucked in among them simply because they make you smile.
Here you’ll find ideas for planning and growing a kitchen garden inspired by that tradition. I’ll share ways to make the space useful for your family and lovely to spend time in, from planting to harvest.
