Pole Beans; a Perfect Fit for Small Gardens

Thursday, September 17th, 2009

Two recent articles have focused on the designs and construction of a bean trellis and a tomato tower for the vegetable garden. Today Barb returns to share ideas for putting those trellises to good use, and also shows how to reduce the seed budget without sacrificing variety.
Heirloom beans are a fantastic crop for the backyard [...]

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Growing Organic Fruits and Veggies in Virginia

Saturday, May 16th, 2009

I usually don’t have the opportunity to actually meet the gardeners that I correspond with through their comments, questions, or emails here at Veggie Gardening Tips. But it’s always nice to be able to associate a message to the face or a personality that’s behind it.
In this case I met Barb back in March during [...]

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