About Where Things Grow
Where Things Grow is a practical gardening resource created for home gardeners who want simple, reliable guidance—not trends or guesswork. This site focuses on planning, growing, and using what you grow, with tools designed to work in real life and real seasons.
Why I Started Where Things Grow
I’ve been gardening for many years, growing food from seed, planning seasonal gardens, preserving harvests, and learning what truly works over time.
Gardening has always been part of our family life—not just as a hobby, but as a way to slow down, learn responsibility, and connect to the rhythms of the seasons.
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As a homeschool parent, I’ve also used the garden as a hands-on classroom, teaching practical skills through planting, observing, and harvesting.
Over time, I realized how many gardeners feel overwhelmed by conflicting advice, complicated systems, and unrealistic expectations.
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Where Things Grow was created to offer something different: clear, calm, practical tools that help you plan and grow with confidence—whether you’re just getting started or refining what you already know.
"If you value seasonal living, thoughtful planning, and using what you grow, you’re in the right place."
What You’ll Find Here
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Step-by-step garden guides for beginners and seasoned gardeners
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Seasonal planning tools designed to be printed and reused
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Seed inventory sheets, planting calendars, and companion planting guides
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Garden resources suitable for families and homeschool learning
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Simple garden-to-table ideas for using what you grow
Everything on this site is created with usability in mind—nothing complicated, nothing trendy, just tools that work.
Who This Site Is For
Where Things Grow is for home gardeners who want practical guidance without pressure. It’s for beginners who want clear direction, experienced gardeners who appreciate simple systems, and families who want to learn and grow together.​
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If you value seasonal living, thoughtful planning, and using what you grow, you’re in the right place.
Practical Gardening Philosophy
Gardening doesn’t have to be complicated to be successful. At Where Things Grow, the focus is on planning ahead, working with the seasons, and building habits that make gardening enjoyable rather than overwhelming.
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The resources here are based on real experience—what has worked over time, what simplifies the process, and what helps gardeners stay consistent year after year.
