Soil First: Build living soil
Minimize disturbance, add compost, and rotate beds to maintain soil structure and microbial health for longer yields with fewer inputs.
Seasonal Tips for Vegetable Gardening
Practical, sustainability‑focused guidance for soil, water, and plant health.
Water Smart: Harvest and conserve
Use mulches, drip irrigation, and rain barrels to reduce evaporation and keep roots cool during hot days.
Compost with Purpose
Balance green and brown materials; monitor moisture and aeration to avoid compost odors and maximize nutrient return.
Smart Seed Choices
Choose open‑pollinated, regionally adapted varieties to enhance resilience and enable saving seeds for future seasons.
Soil Health Guide
Understanding soil texture, pH, and organic matter helps you tailor amendments and irrigation for optimal root growth.
Soil tests
Compost
Mulching
Watering & Irrigation
Implement slow, even moisture delivery with rainwater capture and efficient irrigation to conserve resources.
Drip irrigation
Mulch management
Water timing
Garden Plan & Crop Rotation
Map beds to maximize sun, manage pests, and rotate families to reduce disease pressure year over year.
Succession planting
Companion planting
Planting calendars
About Wild Theory
Wild Theory champions sustainable, vegetable‑focused gardening with a farmhouse‑inspired aesthetic. Our guidance blends ecological stewardship with practical, evidence‑based techniques that fit small to mid‑sized plots.
Our Mission
Empower growers to nurture soil, conserve water, and cultivate nutritious produce that supports healthy communities and habitats.