1 / 2 Growing grapes organically can be done with all types of grape varieties, including table grapes, muscadine, labrusca and wine grapes. Illustration By Keith Ward 2 / 2 Seedless table grapes are perfect for snacking, can be added to salads or chutneys, or can be dried…
1 / 3 Blueberries and potatoes prefer acidic soil (low pH). Asparagus likes alkaline conditions (high pH). Illustration by Elayne Sears 2 / 3 You may need to acidify your soil with pH-lowering sulfur to grow acid-loving blueberries. Illustration by Elayne Sears 3 / 3 Minerals become more…
Starting to build a new garden isn’t difficult. Most people begin by going out into their yards with a shovel or garden tiller, digging up the dirt and putting in a few plants. Following the organic and natural methods, add a little mulch or compost, and you’re well on…
1 / 3 Blueberries and potatoes prefer acidic soil (low pH). Asparagus likes alkaline conditions (high pH). Illustration by Elayne Sears 2 / 3 You may need to acidify your soil with pH-lowering sulfur to grow acid-loving blueberries. Illustration by Elayne Sears 3 / 3 Minerals become more…
Almost every gardening guru extols the virtues of adding good organic amendments to your soil, but where can you buy them? We asked many experts and here’s a list of the suppliers and nurseries they recommend for a more personalized shopping experience. Did we miss your personal favorite?…
