Rachel Klein recently graduated from Clemson University in South Carolina, where she majored in business and political science. In her free time, Rachel loves to garden. Though she’s young, Rachel is a master at growing a vast assortment of organic herbs and veggies—all of which she stores herself using various drying, canning and jamming techniques. She abstains from using any pesticides in her home garden, and she does her own composting.
Rachel hopes to pursue a career within either the nursery or the organic agriculture industries.
Follow Me: 
Google+
-
2 Ways to Propagate a KalanchoeHere are two easy propagation methods for plant lovers wanting more kalanchoe plants for their...
-
Who Needs Expensive Resorts? DIY TravelOne year ago in May my boyfriend Josh and I decided that we wanted to take some time off from w...
-
Weeping Cherry Tree Care and Pest ControlWith its pink or white blossoms, the weeping cherry tree will be a showpiece in your landscaped...
-
Installing an Underground Sprinkler SystemIf you have spent thousands of dollars on landscaping, and live in an area of uncertain rainfal...
-
The Benefits of a White RoofThe color of your roof affects more than you'd think!...
-
Some of the Most Common Rose Problems and How to Fix ThemRoses are at risk for some common garden problems, but a little know-how can nip them in the bu...
-
Stone Garden: Concepts of Oriental and Western DesignEast or West, anchor your garden with stone....
-
Spotting Pests and Diseases on Your HydrangeaKeep your hydrangeas healthy by identifying problems before they spread....
-
How to CompostRead this article for advice on composting....
-
Make Kitchen Compost: Let's Breakdown Your Shopping ListOrganize your kitchen scraps by composting and non-composting....
