Let’s be blunt:
Most home gardens don’t fail because people are lazy.
They fail because the system is broken.
Bad soil. Wrong advice. Overwatering. Chemical quick-fixes that damage roots instead of helping them.
Back to Roots started with a simple observation — plants don’t need more products, they need fewer mistakes.
Healthy gardening comes down to three things:
- Living soil
- Patience
- Consistency
Miss any one of these, and plants struggle.
That’s why Back to Roots focuses so much on soil health. Seeds matter, yes — but soil decides everything that follows. When the soil is alive, plants become surprisingly resilient.
If you’ve tried gardening before and quit, don’t blame yourself.
Blame poor inputs and confusing advice.
Start again. But start simpler.