Back To Eden Garden In North Georgia! Wood Chip Gardening...

We have lived on this property for about 8 years.

We have blueberry bushes, raised beds for lettuce and greens, potatoes, a raspberry patch, peppers, cucumbers, melons, strawberries, flowers, and more.

Initially, we cleared the wooded area and removed the trees. Then, we tilled the ground and added amendments such as lime and minerals. However, we later discovered the wood chip gardening method, which we now use.

Wood chip gardening, also known as mulch gardening, involves covering the ground with a thick layer of mulch, which breaks down and creates rich soil. This method has improved our gardening results significantly.

Wood chip gardening keeps the ground moist, reduces the need for watering, controls weeds, and promotes the growth of healthy plants. The wood chips also enrich the soil and attract worms, creating a perfect environment for growing.