Keith Purkiss

Growing vegetables for personal consumption in your yard is generally legal in Washington State. However, local ordinances can vary, so it’s essential to check with your local government to ensure compliance. Explore the benefits and best practices of yard farming in Washington…

Growing vegetables for personal use in Virginia is generally legal, but local zoning ordinances and HOA rules may apply. Understanding these rules is essential to avoid potential fines or issues with your garden…

Wondering if it’s legal to grow veggies in your North Carolina yard? Good news – personal gardens are typically lawful. But local ordinances can affect…

Exploring the legality of cannabis growth in Florida? It remains illegal for recreational cultivation, with strict penalties. Learn about MMTCs, licenses, and advocacy efforts in the full article…

Exploring the legal landscape of hemp cultivation in California? Discover the essentials on registration, rules, and costs to grow hemp legally in the Golden State…

Exploring the legality of cultivating your own food in Georgia? Generally, you’re in the clear to grow veggies in your front yard, but local ordinances can dictate limitations. Dig into zoning laws before planting to avoid penalties. Grow a garden and harvest home-grown…

In Ohio, cultivating veggies in your front yard is often legal, yet local ordinances vary. Before planting, examine zoning laws and HOA regulations to ensure compliance…

Illinoisans rejoice! Thanks to the Vegetable Garden Protection Act, you can now legally grow food in your front yard. Dig into the law and local guidelines before planting…

Considering a veggie garden in your NY front yard? It’s largely legal, yet hinges on local zoning and HOA guidelines. Ensure compliance before sowing seeds…