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Apr. 17—This story was originally published in March 2019. Most gardeners are accustomed to using a single method of gardening, maybe a plot or a raised bed. There are so many different gardening ...

Extend the growing season, conserve moisture and recycle twigs, branches and logs into a raised bed of rich garden soil with Hugelkultur. Start your garden in a sunny or shady location, depending on ...

A: Yes, it is! It is called Hugelkultur Gardening. It is a lot of work but has some great benefits. If you are looking for a way to recycle those downed branches and logs rather than making ...

Roman Gonzalez is the creator of the urban gardening blog MrBrownThumb, founder of the Chicago Seed Library, and a co-founder of One Seed Chicago. Hugelkultur is a funny-sounding German word — which ...

I moved just a little more than a year ago and have been thinking about and building vegetable gardens ever since. The garden I started out back turned out to be in the coldest, shadiest part of the ...

This combination of images provided by Adrianna Birnbaum show a base layer of logs used in creating a raised Hugulkultur bed, from left, a layer of garden debris and twigs used in creating a raised ...

I don’t have a giant property, so I strategize to get the most use of the garden I have, and that includes planting vegetables and herbs in raised beds and containers. I’ve been growing edibles in two ...

I don’t have a giant property, so I strategize to get the most use of the garden I have, and that includes planting vegetables and herbs in raised beds and containers. A better method, “Hugelkultur,” ...