If you're on a quest for some organic vegetable garden design ideas, here are 3 unique tips to think about when planning a vegetable garden.

I tend to get into some fairly involved topics on this blog, but I want to write an important piece here on organic vegetable gardening for beginners. I'm going to lay out my 7 most important organic gardening tips for starting a vegetable garden.

I have 3 important organic gardening tips for you. You don't have to tattoo them onto your knuckles - remembering them will suffice.

I've written a lot here about the importance of using soil testing labs in order to determine which organic fertilizers to use. Otherwise, you're stabbing kissing in the dark (less violent). But I haven't actually told you which testing lab I use.

Last week, I overfertilized my garden. I realized about 24 hours after the fact. It just hit me and my heart started going for a little jog.

Composting at home is easy if you remember these 4 factors when building your DIY compost pile. Of course, I'm using organic composting methods here, so no chemicals.

I've written already about the best mulch types to use in your organic garden, but here I've put together a video that shows a rather amazing rock mulching technique I didn't talk about before.

When choosing which organic garden fertilizer to use, sometimes you'll be choosing organic fertilizers to improve the soil, while sometimes you'll be feeding plants directly.

Sheet mulching is one of the best methods of building an organic garden, and today I'm going to show you how to mulch correctly to make a great sheet mulch. You may have also heard it called no till gardening or lasagna gardening, both of which mean the same thing.

Didn't have time to put together an organic gardening lesson this week, so I just made a quick video showing you what I've been up to in the garden - a little bit of grading and edging and the beginnings of a sheet mulch.