There is nothing quite so relaxing as spending time outdoors, soaking up the sun and enjoying nature, and if you are lucky enough to have your own garden, this is something you can do whenever the mood takes you. But, first, you will need to take steps to transform your garden into a relaxing outdoor …
You don’t have to wait for Spring to grow your own food at home, nor do you need a big garden. There are plenty of vegetables that you can grow indoors using just one large plant pot. Use this handy chart to learn what to grow and when to grow it.
Switching to organic produce can be pretty expensive. Our latest infographic will show you how to eat healthy, sustainable food without breaking the bank.
Don’t just throw away your fruit peel, egg shells or coffee grounds — kitchen scraps like these can be a great source of nutrients and moisture for your garden soil. This new infographic will show you how to make use of food scraps without the need for a composter.
A zinnia flower was the first to bloom in the International Space Station’s new vegatable facility. Zinnias are a type of edible flowering plant that are fairly easy to grow down here on earth. Astronauts have been observing how plants grow in space in order to learn more about producing food on long, deep-space missions. …
You don’t need a huge garden to be able to grow your own fruit and vegetables at home — in fact you don’t need a garden at all! Plants such as carrots, lettuce, chillies and strawberries can all be grown indoors. Use this handy infographic from Pound Place to find out how.
Ever feel confused about which vegetables to grow at which time of year? Not sure how much soil to use or which type of pot to grow them in? The answers can be found is this handy cheat sheet, courtesy of the Good To Be Home blog.
Summer is nearly here so it’s time to brush up on your BBQ skills! Learn how to cook on a charcoal BBQ effectively and avoid cremating your burgers & sausages with these expert tips.
