First and foremost, thank you for purchasing a copy of the book! This page is meant to be a supplemental guide to help you on your homesteading journey. Thank you for being a part of the Epic Gardening family, and I hope you enjoy!
Did you find a weed with flowers in your yard, but aren't quite sure what it is? It's important to understand about weeds and if that type is harmful or beneficial to your garden goals. In this article, we examine the most common weeds with flowers to help you identify what stays and what needs to be relocated.
Jade plant pruning seems complex, but is really a matter of proper planning. We'll teach you how to prune your jade plants!
There are so many aglaonema varieties to choose from! We're highlighting ten of our favorite Chinese evergreen plants. You'll want them all!
Setting up your grow room or grow tent? Pick the best inline fan for your needs. Our buyer's guide shows you how to get the right one!
Choosing the best reel mower for your needs is crucial. Our buyer's guide breaks down what you need to know and offers our recommendations.
Kumquat trees produce a delicious, tangy citrus fruit. Learn how to grow kumquat plants in your garden in our care guide.
Strawberry guava trees, or Psidium cattleianum, are easy-growing, edible, and ornamental fruit trees for your backyard. The fruits taste like a sweet and tart strawberry, which gives it its name. Learn to grow them with Kevin Espiritu.
Blood meal is a fantastic organic fertilizer high in nitrogen. Learn how to use it most effectively in your garden in this complete guide by Epic Gardening Founder Kevin Espiritu.
Rock phosphate or soft rock phosphate fertilizer is a fantastic way to add - you guessed it - more phosphorus to your garden soil.
Bat guano (or bat manure) is a fantastic fertilizer high in nitrogen and phosphorus. But there are some things to know before you consider using it in your garden. Epic Gardening Founder Kevin Espiritu discusses bat guano and how to apply it safely in your garden.
Phlomis fruticosa, or Jerusalem Sage, is an edible, drought-tolerant landscaping option for your garden. Learn to grow it here.