The Texas Hill Country, with its picturesque landscapes and unique climate, presents both opportunities and challenges for gardeners. The...

Gardening in the Texas Hill Country presents unique challenges due to its rocky terrain, limited soil quality, and fluctuating weather...

Yes, you read that right! You can garden using hay bales! Hay bale gardening is an innovative and sustainable method of growing plants...

Almost every plant, vegetable, and tree will grow in an aquaponic system. Some plants are just not efficient in their growth and...

It is no secret, gardening in the Texas Hill Country presents unique challenges due to its rocky terrain and thin layers of soil....

Composting is a natural process that decomposes organic material to create nutrient-rich compost, which is often referred to as "black...

No-till gardening is a sustainable gardening method that involves minimal soil disturbance. Unlike traditional gardening, which requires...

For those of us who already live in the Hill Country, we are already painfully aware of rocky soil, only a few inches of usage soil, and did

In times of emergency, power outages can disrupt our modern methods of food preservation. But, as history has shown us, there are several...

If you have driven by our place on Hwy 16 S, then you have noticed we started working on the Marketplace. Our first event back on our...

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Like any good recipe, you need to start off with basic knowledge of the ingredients you are using. This extends to agriculture and...

The second thing to consider before planting your garden is to understand what zone you are in. "The 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map...

As with any profession or hobby, gardening has a set of tools that is universal across all forms of growing food. We have gone through the e