About Jane Marsh

Jane Marsh

Jane is the editor-in-chief at Environment.co, specializing in sustainability, climate change, and renewable energy. In her free time, she enjoys nature trails, eco-friendly DIY projects, and volunteering with environmental groups.

Articles by Jane Marsh

Edible Gardens That Wow

Edible Gardens That Wow

Imagine making pesto and only needing to step outside to your backyard to grab more basil, or realizing how refreshing mint would be in your tea and picking it from  …
Regenerative Gardening 101

Regenerative Gardening 101

Some people have viewed gardening as an act of taking, extracting vegetables, herbs and flowers from the soil to benefit humankind. However, regenerative gardening is shifting this idea toward giving  …
The Jar Test Explained

The Jar Test Explained

If you’re growing food, you’ll benefit from knowing exactly what your soil is made of. The “jar test” — also called the mason jar or peanut-butter-jar test — gives you  …
The Science Behind Dwarf Fruit Trees

The Science Behind Dwarf Fruit Trees

Compact fruit trees deliver full-size harvests without taking over the yard. Powered by genetics and dwarfing rootstocks, these trees bear fruit early and stay easy to prune, stake and pick.  …
Garden Zoning

Garden Zoning

Creating a thriving organic garden in a small space may seem challenging, but smart zoning helps you make the most of every inch so vegetables, herbs and fruit trees thrive.  …
Backyard Renovation Checklist

Backyard Renovation Checklist

Your backyard should be equally relaxing and productive. As an aspiring food gardener, you should be able to work and then sit down in a beautifully decorated area to admire  …
Food Gardens and Renewable Energy

Food Gardens and Renewable Energy

Some of the most innovative solutions to the world’s pressing problems tackle multiple issues. Such is the case with urban gardens powered by renewable energy. Many households struggle with food  …
Less Work, More Yield

Less Work, More Yield

If you love gardening but find the constant toil of tilling, weeding and digging a hassle, no-dig gardening might be the solution you've been looking for. This method promotes healthy  …
Keyhole Gardens for Beginners

Keyhole Gardens for Beginners

If spring weather has you feeling excited about fresh herbs and produce from your backyard, you might want to try keyhole gardening. Even aspiring green thumbs can easily master this  …
The Ultimate Guide to Garden Water Sources

The Ultimate Guide to Garden Water Sources

Water is the lifeblood of your garden because it fuels plant growth, nutrient absorption and overall vitality. However, with climate change causing more frequent droughts and water restrictions, relying on  …