Delegate Responsibility Find out who can dedicate time to work in the garden. Generally, having one or two people oversee operations...

You may not know what to plant yet, but now is time to prep your worksite. After reaching consensus, you know where the garden will be....

Step four is to plan your garden! Take the time to make this garden fit your needs and be your own. Be as whimsical or practical as you...

Pool resources together to get your community garden off the ground as a group. Besides finding suitable plots, note who can provide...

Look for plots and places to garden, and that's step two. If you’re with a church, consider asking if there is a suitable spot on the...

Community gardening doesn't happen alone; ergo, step one is to find others who share the garden passion. Gauge interest and needs by...

Companion plant and encourage friendship between your crops. Deter pests, improve soil quality, and boost yields with polyculture....

Grow Gardens not Conflict Source: jmheatherly.medium.com Photo by Jonathan Kemper on Unsplash Resist and fill urban spaces with the art...

Do you live in the city but lack a yard to garden? Let’s learn to garden with what space we have. Source: jmheatherly.medium.com Photo by...

Improve your garden soil with organic material: make your own compost!

Learn to companion plant herbs by constructing an herb spiral with upcycled materials Original Source: jmheatherly.medium.com Photo by...

Start a community garden with friends and neighbors using these simple steps. Source: jmheatherly.medium.com Photo by Autumn Shultz “To...

Average first & last frost dates. Planting & storing spring veggies.

Specific Crops Watering Needs