Bringing Native Perennials into the Farmhouse Garden

Published • March Edition • Springtime rhythms

Grow a resilient landscape by selecting natives that thrive in local soils and seasonal moisture. Pair drought-tolerant species with pollinator-friendly varieties to create a habitat that supports beneficial insects and birds while keeping your beds low-maintenance.

In this guide, we walk through sun and shade combos, companion planting with native grasses, and simple mulch strategies that feed the soil rather than washing it away. Embrace a slower, purposeful gardening pace with seasonal checklists and harvest notes.

Native Plants Organic Garden Design

Soil First: Building a Living Farmhouse Soil

Published • April Edition • Soil health focus

Soil is the garden’s foundation. Learn how to test, feed, and protect your bed’s biology using compost, cover crops, and mulch lays that mirror the rhythms of a working farmstead. Native legumes and mineral-rich amendments can boost structure and resilience.

We share a seasonal plan that aligns planting windows with weather patterns, ensuring organic growers can maintain productivity while honoring ecological balance.

Soil Health Composting Mulch & Cover Crops