The frost has arrived, and your warm-loving garden plants have all passed on. What do you do with all the leftover plant material? What about the raspberry canes you need cut to ensure a great harvest next year? Chop-and-drop can turn this leftover plant material into next year’s abundance.
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Are you looking for gifts for the growers in your life? Growers can be hard to buy for, since we tend to be a self-reliant bunch.
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Preparing land for planting is one of the most important parts of cultivating abundance. Whether you’re planting fruit trees, wildlife corridors, or an annual garden, prepping the soil in the first place is the best way to set yourself up for success over the long haul. And luckily, there are a lot of great ways to […]
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Do you love watching the trees turn colors in the fall, but dread the chore of raking up all those leaves and figuring out what to do with them? Instead of getting rid of them, here are 3 excellent ways you can keep them on your property and use fall leaves to cultivate abundance. Continue […]
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What are perennial, biennial and annual plants? As someone who wants to cultivate abundance, there is a lot to know when picking out what types of plant to use. Knowing when to use perennial plants, biennial plants or annual plants can save you time and energy, and make your property even more abundant.
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What if you could plant your vegetable garden one year and not need to replant it for years to come? Perennial vegetables can make this dream-garden a reality. Perennial vegetables only need to be planted once and then come back year after year for you to harvest without any additional planting.
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Aphids. Slugs. Even pill bugs? It’s so frustrating when you work hard to grow food in your garden and then these pests show up and eat all your hard work. How do you control garden pests when you don’t want to spray toxins on the food you and your family are going to eat? Continue […]
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We’ve all heard the cardinal rule of watering—your garden needs one inch over the surface each week. What if I told you that’s a myth, that you don’t need to water your garden weekly? You can create a low water garden where you don’t need to do the watering.
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Imagine looking out your backdoor and seeing a lush garden, with fruit trees and berry bushes waiting to be picked, and songbirds swirling in every direction. You want to cultivate abundance for people, plants and wildlife–to make the living world around you come alive with abundance. How do you get started? And how do you […]
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