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Rob Laing started small when it came to Farm One and he's thankful for that. Find out why below. Photo courtesy of: Farm One.
Farm One recently opened doors in the city to deliver rare and unique herbs to chefs and people's homes.
Read morePlants can often get too root-bound and would appreciate a little extra space to grow. Here are some considerations for repotting plants.
Read moreThere are a number of planters that I've found work well in the home, particularly if you're looking to minimize your time watering plants!
Read moreI've only been to a half dozen or so butterfly gardens in my life, but clearly one of the best is the one I went to in Manuel Antonio, which gets mad props for its butterfly collection as well as the therapeutic arrangement of its garden for people to enjoy a relaxing moment.
Read moreSan Jose, Costa Rica can be a stressful city, but not too far from the city center, tucked away in a little alcove is a small but mighty butterfly garden that will give you some peace of mind.
Read moreAt first glance, CATIE is more like a university campus, but they are, in fact, an international institute for agricultural development and biological conservation in Central America and the Caribbean with an incredible outdoor botanical garden.
Read moreIf you're in the Cartago Province of Costa Rica, then make it a point to stop at the Lankester Botanical Orchid Garden.
Read moreOrosí Valley is a fairly short drive from San Jose and is a particularly rich hub for seeing plant life, particularly if you have your own car.
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Self-watering planters for the home are easier to make than you think. All you need are 5 tools and about 10 minutes of time. If you're planting an herb, they make a wonderful DIY gift, particularly to someone who enjoys cooking.
Self-watering planters have become all the rage, but even the simplest ones in the store can cost upwards of $20.00 or more. Instead, create your own for free using these three items from your kitchen. Here's how.
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A few sprigs of basil emerge out of the Amphora vase by Cloud Farms. Within weeks you'll be harvesting your crop, thanks to Bradley's ingenious creation.
Bradley Ferrada, the designer behind Cloud Farms Amphora Vase, a beautifully designed home hydroponics system, talks about soilless growing and plants in the city.
Read moreHomestead Brooklyn is a project by Summer Rayne Oakes, LLC.
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