Here are links to some of my more popular gardening posts and tutorials.
Container Gardening
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- Salad Boxes
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- Mini Salad Boxes
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- Mini Salad Box with Salad Greens
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- Growing Eggplant in Containers
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- Growing Peppers in Containers
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- Salad Greens in Containers
Growing Asian Vegetables
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- For Easy To Grow Greens, Think Asian
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- Growing Komatsuna
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- Growing Mizuna
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- Growing Pak Choi
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- Growing Tatsoi
Building and Using Cold Frames
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- Building Cold Frames
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- How Hardy Is Lettuce
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- How Hardy Is Lettuce 2011
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- Cold Frame Winter Prep
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- Covering Up Cold Frames
Composting
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- Pallet Compost Bins
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- Hot Composting
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- New, Improved Pallet Compost Bins
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- DIY Cedar Composter
Tomato Supports
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- Tomato Supports
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- Easy Tomatoes
Others
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- Garlic Planting Jig
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- green garlic
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- Grow Vertical with Pole Beans
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- Planting Garlic
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- Plant Protection
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- Trellising Pole Beans
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- Up With Carrots!
Hello Dave,
I live in Chicago and wanted to know if you had any tip on composting for someone in the city; it seems like the methods you used require a bit of space. Thanks.
They do make smaller composting bins that some people with limited space use. One of my pallet bins takes a spot about 4 feet by 4 feet, which isn’t a whole lot of space. You can also use a section of wire fencing that you make into a circle. I used that for years before I made other kinds of composters. Or chicken wire would serve the same purpose.
I see you have bees…care to do some type of tutorial regarding that? 🙂