Loyal readers of this column — and I thank you both — know that we've written about pot before. Pots and potted plants, that is. And we've written about grass. How to mow it, of course. Well this time ...

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Take raised bed gardening to another level by growing plants organically. It’s good for your back, good for your health, good for your appetite, and good for the environment. These suggestions will ...

In this video, I begin building a raised vegetable garden bed and we take a look at what's been happening on our self-sufficient property over the past several days. Self Sufficient Me is based on our ...

Just about everybody agrees that raised beds are the way to grow vegetables in a home garden, especially when your alleged “soil” is lousy clay or construction fill. Raised beds elevate plants up and ...

If you have been thinking of starting a vegetable garden, consider building or buying a raised bed. Raised beds are popular for a variety of reasons. They drain faster than typical garden beds due to ...

The fall season is a great time to prepare garden beds for next year. When spring rolls around, you’ll be relieved to already have the garden primed for planting; that’s one less thing to deal with ...

If you are tired of growing the usual crop of carrots and potatoes, perhaps it's time to try something new. But while this tasty root vegetable is native to the U.S., you might want to be careful ...

Geauga County Master Gardener volunteer Matt Valencic has a suggestion for first-time vegetable gardeners: Consider planting in raised beds. There are a number of reasons, he said. Among them: Soil is ...

Raised beds are a great option for most vegetable gardeners, especially if you have only a small amount of space. A raised bed is nothing more than a box or container with soil placed on top of the ...