In a part of the world that receives over 50” of rainfall a year, why is drought even a thing? Here are some tips for sustainable ways to manage rain, to harness the water when it does rain, so it’s available to plants when it doesn’t.

In the springtime each year, I notice the serviceberry trees that line Atlanta’s streets. It begins with unassuming white flowers, a harbinger of abundance to come, and peaks with baskets full of this incredibly tasty fruit, ripe for the picking.

Set your garden up for a successful growing season!

So much of the success of your garden depends on the quality of your soil.

Even tiny spaces, if intentionally designed, can grow food, manage water, and have room to gather. Here’s what we did to transition a compact backyard into a productive urban garden.  BEFORE: This mostly sunny tiny backyard receives lots of water from the house and the neighbors, and was originally planted with unused lawn and lots […]