Author: Tina Laudrup

In the documentary Back to Eden produced by Dana & Sarah Films I share how I learned to grow abundant, mouthwatering food by simply copying what nature does. If you want a low-labor system for Gardening Seeds Plants Flowers Vegetables Herbs that saves water, suppresses weeds, and builds soil, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the exact process I use. Step 1: Start by Watching and Learning from Nature You must begin by observing. Wherever man has not disturbed the ground you rarely see exposed dirt — the forest floor is always covered in leaves, needles and organic matter.…

I’m Huw Richards and today I’m sharing 17 of my favourite, zero-cost gardening hacks so you can grow more with less effort. These practical tips come from years of hands-on vegetable gardening and from my new book Grow Food for Free. Whether you’re focused on Gardening Seeds Plants Flowers Vegetables Herbs in raised beds, containers or a tiny balcony, these steps will save you time, money and effort. Step 1: Make durable plant labels from recycled tubs Cut old ice cream, yogurt or cream pots into 1.5–2 cm strips and write on the blank side with a permanent marker. They’re…

I’m Huw Richards and today I’m sharing 17 of my favourite, zero-cost gardening hacks so you can grow more with less effort. These practical tips come from years of hands-on vegetable gardening and from my new book Grow Food for Free. Whether you’re focused on Gardening Seeds Plants Flowers Vegetables Herbs in raised beds, containers or a tiny balcony, these steps will save you time, money and effort. Step 1: Make durable plant labels from recycled tubs Cut old ice cream, yogurt or cream pots into 1.5–2 cm strips and write on the blank side with a permanent marker. They’re…

I’m sharing a fun, practical collection of garden projects inspired by 5-Minute Crafts PLAY that will help you improve your outdoor and indoor spaces. Whether you’re focused on Gardening Seeds Plants Flowers Vegetables Herbs for a balcony or planning a full backyard makeover, these step-by-step DIYs are designed so you can jump in today using simple Gardening Tools and everyday supplies. Step 1: Baking soda trick — a simple pest deterrent Why it helps: You want to protect seedlings and tender leaves without harsh chemicals. The baking soda trick is an easy, low-cost approach for minor pest troubles. Materials: baking…