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Why Rye Still Makes Sense in Small Gardens

Small gardens don’t have room for wasted effort. Every plant has to earn its place. Rye isn’t a showy crop, but it keeps turning up in small gardens for a reason. It handles poor soil, protects ground that would otherwise be bare, and fits into tight spaces where big promises usually fall apart. In this video, I explain why rye still makes sense for small gardens — not as a trend, but as a practical helper that works quietly in the background. This isn’t about maximizing yields or chasing perfect beds. It’s about building soil, managing weeds, and working within the limits most gardeners actually have.