Rediscovering Rhubarb
A forgotten beauty of our grandparents’ garden. We always see rhubarb at the corner of our eye, in old gardens,Continue Reading
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A forgotten beauty of our grandparents’ garden. We always see rhubarb at the corner of our eye, in old gardens,Continue Reading
The age-old tradition for vegetable gardens is to plow the soil deeply at the beginning of each season and then doContinue Reading
As beautiful as pearls and as sweet as candy, miniature tomatoes inspire jealousy among other garden vegetables. They are undeniablyContinue Reading
After months of waiting, cooped up at home contemplating a snow-covered garden, then tasting the persistent cold once the snowContinue Reading
Yes, it’s satisfying to grow tomatoes and basil on a city balcony. But there comes a time in life whenContinue Reading
When it comes to vegetable gardens, there is no shortage of options! Each approach has its advantages and will suitContinue Reading
While some gardeners are already busy sowing their leeks and Spanish onions, others are patiently waiting for the thaw toContinue Reading
What would our ancestors say if they saw us today, hunched over our seed catalogs, dreaming of our future gardenContinue Reading
One of the most debated topics among tomato growers is whether to prune secondary stems—commonly but mistakenly referred to asContinue Reading
Like some plants in winter, the Laidback Gardener team will go “dormant” during the month of January, to replenish itsContinue Reading