Straw bale gardening

Straw bale gardening is a wonderful way to grow a few plants in a tiny space and have a fully-compostable garden at your disposal. While easy, there are a few common mistakes that happen in straw bale gardening. Let's take a look at some of them here. Starting Too Soon or Too Late Remember that

How to get started with straw bale gardening for beginners who want to grow vegetables and other annuals.

Considering a straw bale garden? Learn from my first year experience -- the process, cost, and results -- and see if it's right for you.

The straw bale gardening method is an easy and inexpensive option that makes growing food possible and accessible to more gardeners everywhere.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, straw bale planting is easy and fun for the whole family. From tomatoes to spinach, plenty of vegetables can be grown in these unique planters.

Are you ready to turn a straw bale into a garden? It's relatively easy and can yield a seriously impressive amount of homegrown food.

Get ideas to help you maximize the space in a straw bale garden. Learn how to plan an optimal layout that takes into account the positioning of plants, companion planting, and efficient use of resources like water and light. Get creative with your design while still making sure it benefits the health and yield of your veggies! With this guide, you can make your garden look beautiful and provide a plentiful bounty.

Turn a $5 straw bale into a fruitful garden when you learn how to condition straw bales. In only a few weeks, with small effort you can a jump on the season

If you're thinking about growing vertically in straw bales but don't know where to get started, this guide can help you with some simple tips.

Straw Bale Gardening provides many advantages over traditional soil gardening, some of which have already been alluded to: no weed seeds, no disease or insect carry over, and a neutral pH which allow you to grow essentially anything with roots.