The No Dig Vegetable Gardening Blog

Hugelkultur (pronounced "hoogel-kool-toor) gardening is the perfect gardening technique for many folks who have the desire to grow their own food and take another step towards self-suffiency - at...

When growing vegetables for the first time, I usually advise the beginner to try out Raised Bed Gardening rather than just plant direct to the soil. There are many reasons for this (which I will...

With world food prices at an all time high, it is no wonder that many people are digging up the lawn and replacing it with an area that can be used to grow vegetables. But will growing your own...

There’s no doubt about it – The interest in vegetable gardening or growing your own food has taken on a whole new momentum since the global rise in food prices, and rightly so in my...

To many people Foxes, especially the cubs, are cute and adorable creatures. To the gardener however, nothing could be further than the truth! My wife and I moved from the countryside to the city...

Quick answer - No you do NOT have to change the soil (growing medium) in your raised bed garden every year – providing the soil is not contaminated in any way by virus, mold, or insect predation...

Whilst there are many vegetable gardening sites that recommend 12 inches plus (250mm) for growing vegetables in raised garden beds, the fact is that I have personally grown many vegetables in raised...