Latest Blog Posts
Currants are uncommon in this country.
Planting onions late this year but as they say better late than never. Here is a simple plantin
After moving onto a five acre property last summer that had been wild for at l
A volcanic eruption, unlike a giant oil spill, is an act of nature, not the outcome of risky beh
The teaching garden has inspired so many people to join and participate. We are creating a seri
Step 3: Prepare your soil. It’s like making a loaf of bread!
The Obama family is celebrating the first anniversary of their new kitchen garden, but in my hou
It's fava time in Italy, and pretty much everywhere else in the Northern Hemisphere.
Green Manure or Cover croping is one of the techniques I use to build my soil fertility.
Pages
Kitchen Gardeners UNITE!
We are a nonprofit community of over 30,000 people from 100 countries who are growing our own food and helping others to do the same.
or subscribe to our e-list:
Praise for KGI:
"A group that can get
things done"
-Mother Nature Network
"One of the web's best sources of gardening info"
-Washington Post
"The meeting place of the world's gardeners"
-WorldWatch Institute
What's Growing On:
Superstorm Sandy destroyed the Piermont Community Garden in October 2012, and the goal of our...
This heirloom is called Contender because it competes for the championship of all beans. This...
Looks like we'll be rained out of planting in the University of Maine at Machias gardens for the...
(NaturalNews) In a 147 page proposal, ' a new law proposed by the European Commission would make...
About us:
KGI is a nonprofit community of over 30,000 people who are growing some of our own food and helping others to do the same.
Join our mailing list:
Connect with us:
Contact us:
Kitchen Gardeners International
3 Powderhorn Drive,
Scarborough, ME, 04074, USA
info@kgi.org
(207) 956-0606