Wood for Food ~ Gardening with the Slow Burn of Rotting Wood

One thing I really love about having a rotting wood garden is watching mushrooms pop up everywhere. And I do mean, everywhere! The first si...

A few years ago, my daughter planted one innocent looking little raspberry plant -- given to us by our neighbor's mother -- which s...

Looking back on the construction of my subterranean hotbeds, this is one that hasn't been covered on the blog yet. I decided to make...

Garlic is well known for being hardy. When fall-planted, it begins to grow and then has no problem going dormant through the winter, ready ...