Gardening at the Cabin
Growing a garden at the cabin is an excellent way to eat clean, organic foods and how to live off-grid. Learn how to maintain a garden that keeps pests away, the best fruits and vegetables for your region, and how to set up a garden that lasts for generations.
Create a perfect passageway between points in your yard by building a paver pathway. Here’s how to put together a path that will look great and last for years to come at your cabin.
Attach deer fencing to posts to keep deer from eating rosebuds before they bloom.
Cabin composting is not only smart recycling, it's smart gardening.
How do I manage noxious weeds and invasive plants while trying to encourage native species to thrive?
Learn to design container gardens for almost any style home, garden or personality.
How to ensure years of delicious produce from your very own fruit tree.
Although no plant is immune to the mouth of a really hungry deer, look to the mint or onion family if you want to plant perenni...
Prevent the dreaded ivy itch by educating yourself on the different types of irritants out there.
The roof of this small retreat on Lake Pend Oreille in northern Idaho is brought to life by four different kinds of sedum.
What to do when rabbits are invading your outdoor space at the cabin.
The fall planting season, from late-August through October, is an excellent time to plant cold-hardy perennials, shrubs and trees.
