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Organic gardening is something San Diego residents can enjoy practically year-round. With our mild, sunny climate and temperate weather, it is possible to grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs practically every month of the year! However,...
Read MoreEach year, the National Association of Landscape Professionals produces a report outlining expected outdoor design trends. According to their 2019 predictions, gardens should maintain a starring role. In this issue, the San Diego...
Read MoreEven though we’re in the autumn months, you can still make plans for growing tasty organic yard-to-table veggies, fruits, teas, grains, and spices – even if you feel you don’t have enough outdoor space. In...
Read MoreMost of us do not think of the garden as a place where you can be seriously injured. However, each year, people visit emergency rooms and doctor's offices due to injuries received while gardening. While...
Read MoreIn some parts of the country, April is a whimsical month that dares gardeners to put their tender plants in the ground at the risk of a late frost. Fortunately, for San Diego gardeners,...
Read MoreThe iconic image of a gardener plucking produce from the earth and placing it in a big bushel basket has become a thing of the past for many Americans. However, with...
Read MoreThere are many types of gardens, and each contributes something different to family enjoyment. A popular design that many families particularly enjoy is a butterfly garden. By including specific plants in their...
Read MoreWhile traditional gardens are beautiful, a non-traditional raised bed can offer a variety of gardening choices as well as making the gardening process somewhat easier. Raised Bed Benefits Raised beds offer the gardener many...
Read MoreAs incredible as it may seem, summer is approaching in San Diego. Like most seasons, this is a time of beautiful temperatures and lovely weather, but gardening in the summer is a...
Read MoreWhen you hear the term "Victory Garden" do you immediately flashback to World War II and school children diligently tending their vegetable patches to do their part in the war effort?...
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