A step-by-step guide to starting seeds indoors.

What to plant, harvest, tend, and plan in the March garden for Middle Tennessee.

Should you harvest small plants in February? Learn about why day length matters for plant size.

Flowers and vegetables are the ultimate garden power couple! In this blog, we explore why adding blooms to your veggie garden isn’t just about beauty—it’s about attracting pollinators, repelling pests, improving soil health, and creating a thriving, balanced ecosystem. Learn the best flowers to plant and how to seamlessly weave them into your kitchen garden.

What to plant, harvest, tend, and plan in the February garden for Middle Tennessee.

Your shopping list for indoor seeding starting. What you really need and why.

Part 2 of the January Planning Series: A well-designed garden isn’t just about growing vegetables; it’s about creating a space that works for you, season after season. Start with the basics: raised beds to improve soil quality, well-placed pathways for easy access, sturdy edging for structure, vertical elements to maximize space, and a reliable water source.

But don’t stop there. The best gardens are designed with the gardener in mind. Where will you sit to enjoy the view? How will you move through the space? Thoughtful design ensures your garden isn’t just productive but also a joy to use and admire.

Winter hardy greens are nutritious and even more delicious when it’s cold out. Here’s how to cook them up this season.

The how and why of “winter sowing” — a cheap and easy way to get a head start on your spring garden.

Step-by-step guide to planning your veggie garden at the beginning of the season. Ask yourself “Why? What? How Much? When? and Where?” to create a plan that works for your goals and particular growing conditions.

The irrigation system is turned off… so does that mean I’m exempt from this garden task?

What to plant, harvest, tend, and plan in the January garden.

What a year! Reflections of growing business, building gardens, and connecting with our plant community in 2024.

Take time to reflect on your garden season and get a jump start on planning how you’ll improve your experience and yield next year. These journaling prompts will guide you through the reflection.

Clients often call us to plan a garden while the house is only in blue-print stage. In this design, we took advantage of the long runway to create something spectacular.

Some easy indoor gardening project to keep you growing through winter.

Ideas to decorate your garden for winter joy and beauty.

What to plant, harvest, tend, and plan in the December garden.

Quick and Easy: How to Grow Sprouts at Home