Market garden layout

The most recent National Gardening Survey says, “More and more consumers are choosing not to dig holes in their leisure times. If they have the finances, they are investing in raised beds.” A raised bed is gardening soil, raised above the normal soil level, and contained by durable materials such as wood timbers, bricks or metal edging.

Starting a big vegetable garden? It's fun and exciting to have a lot of space to work with. But...with more space comes more planning. A good garden layout helps everything grow better and makes your job easier. This post will help you decide what to plant, where to plant it, and when. We'll talk about

Conor Crickmore of Neversink Farm epitomizes a successful journey to market farmer. With no experience, he turned his vision into a bountiful reality.

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Would you like to grow food for your family, but don't know how to start? Here are 6 mistakes the new micro-farmer makes and 6 ways to ensure your success.

Starting a market garden sounded like a good idea... Raspberries. Tomatoes. Broccoli. We would grow all the things and the people would rejoice! This may not be exactly what was on my mind when we first set out to grow produce for our community. But I can honestly say the picture I had in... Continue Reading →

There’s a garden overlooking the rolling hills of Litchfield County, Connecticut, that is literally scrumptious. At the estate called Highmeadows, rows of

From early spring to fall's first frost, Martha's vegetable garden yields not only delicious crops but also clever and innovative techniques. Take a peek at Martha's garden in all its glory.

Use these easy-to-follow steps to draw your own garden layout map. These instructions will teach you how to map out a plan for your garden! Garden Map

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