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Composting is the process of recycling organic materials like food scraps and yard waste into a rich soil amendment. This can add nutrients to your garden and reduce landfill waste.

Select native plants that thrive in your local soil and climate conditions. These plants require less water and care, and they provide habitats for local wildlife.

Rainwater harvesting is the collection and storing of rain for later use. It can be a sustainable way to water your garden and reduce your water bill.

Improving your soil can be done by adding organic matter like compost, using cover crops, and practicing crop rotation to enhance fertility and structure.

The best time to plant depends on your local climate. Generally, spring is ideal for most plants, while fall can be great for certain perennials. Check local planting guides for specific dates.