Time to harvest the garden and enjoy the end result of all your hard labour

Successional sowing and harvest time in the garden this August 1st, here's what to do for sustainable gardening

Fruits galore at the ol' backyard homestead, what a joy to eat fresh berries by the handful in the garden

No better way to spend your time self-isolating then by planting vegetable seedlings!

No way does the end of summer mean slowing down. In fact, I feel busier than ever with a truckload of new compost to lay around the...

Calendula petals have been used in healing since ancient times, for good reason!

Recapping on the successes and failures of the garden this summer!

Summer is burning away quickly and keeping up with all the garden tasks is a struggle; follow these sustainable checklist to stay focused!

Using crop rotation techniques can benefit your garden!

Summer is here and there is plenty to do, but where to start? Follow these top 10 tips at Yogardens.ca!

Top 10 June Garden Checklist

The weather forecast is looking promising, with nighttime temperatures staying above 5C, so it's time to start hardening off my baby bush...

The five year old cherry tree in our backyard is blossoming something fierce, and the bees and such familiars are making good work of any...

I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host of golden daffodils; Beside...

There's a rush of activity in the first week of April at the Yogardens homestead, so much so that we are having a hard time keeping up...

How to create a sustainable, low-maintenance food forest garden in your backyard!

Although I have been in a state of hibernation since December, and especially with this 'arctic airflow' blasting through our Province,...

It's the start of spring, and I am itching to get my hands in some dirt! If you typically purchase seedlings but hoping to save money and...

While the garden is still thick with snow, I can dream of spring to come by planning my summer garden.

I’m in a cozy 6a (some say 5) growing zone up here in Pemberton, BC on a big, south-facing rocky hill facing a 8,000 foot majestic...