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This is the second post in a two-part series exploring the topic of snow in cultivated and natural landscapes. Diving deep into the many...

The first post in a 2 part blog series about snow in the garden

At Gardens of Eatin', we're focused on holistic ecosystem design. We are ecological landscape designers, and we pride ourselves on our...

In the past, we've talked about how to prepare a raised bed for planting. The process, while rather simple, is critical for gardening...

Even though it's fall, there are plenty of birds out and about. If you've ever wondered what you could do to attract more birds, you're...

Raised bed gardening is a great option for both rural and urban gardeners alike. Raised beds are ideal because of the soil and...

Many people have the misconception that they can't garden in the winter. Spring and summer aren't the only times for harvest. Sure, you...

At Gardens of Eatin', we specialize in holistic ecosystem design and functional gardening. We've planned micro homesteads and landscapes...

In an environment with heavy clay soil, it's hard to find flowers that grow well in clay soil. Read on to learn the best flowers to plant.

What's one thing that all gardens have in common? Unless you have a hydroponic garden, they all have soil. Soil is undoubtedly the most...

Have you heard of micro-farming? Today, we're going to tell you about micro homesteading. Read to learn more.

Ponds are beautiful water features that you can have in the landscaping of your yard. While they are aesthetic, backyard ponds are more...

Tall fescue is praised for its hardiness and ability to adapt to several climates and conditions. In its proper growth zones, it is a...

As gardeners and landscapers, one of the most challenging roadblocks we face is dealing with struggling plants. Beautiful flowers that...

Raised garden beds are an excellent option for everyone. They provide a more aesthetic look than a traditional garden, and they yield...

If you’re looking to beautify your back yard while becoming a healthier person, you should consider planting a vegetable garden. As many...

If you’re looking to become more self-sustainable, planting some fruit trees is a great way to start. Not only will fruit trees look...

And now for the “Eatin’” part of Gardens of Eatin’… In her memoir on a year of eating locally, Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, Barbara...

After gathering the abundance of the fall harvest, it's time to settle into the cool season of rest – and also to let the garden rest....

We’ve said it before: fruit trees and berry bushes add edible and aesthetic value to your garden. As perennials, they require little...