Succulent Family Chart
When you bought your first succulent, you likely purchased it because it resembled a miniature version of a cactus that wouldn’t die. You put it … Read more
When you bought your first succulent, you likely purchased it because it resembled a miniature version of a cactus that wouldn’t die. You put it … Read more
Establishing an income-producing orchard differs from planting a potted lime tree in big ways. With the orchard, there’s a need for spatial discipline. What looks … Read more
When you don’t know what the three big numbers on the side of a bag of fertilizer mean, that’s confusing. You’re looking at all those … Read more
You must plan for terrain, labor, water, and light to plan out a coffee farm. Seedlings in hand, piece of ground in sight, but how … Read more
Every plant has its own personality. Some folks collect big jade trees that fill a corner of the house; some like little plant for their … Read more
Everyone starts with one mulberry tree in their back yard, usually. And it do well, sometimes better than you expected, and suddenly you know: This … Read more
Why do you think I say that when you go out and buy a succulent, thinking, “Oh, this is just a plant,” only to have … Read more
An orange grove is a geometric puzzle in which you plant living things. How many canopies can I cram into this space? And how will … Read more
The sunrise is early, so early! And as you step into greenhouse, the air seem thick and heavy. It feels heavy on your skin. The … Read more
This is an aerial view of young eucalyptus plantation. In field itself, the challenge are to ensure that there’s both room for machines to work … Read more
Spatial calculations is left to calculator (above) to do the hard work of computing square feet. Then you can focus on growing things, instead of … Read more