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Grape tomatoes never were my favorite. Give me a candy-like Sungold cherry tomato, a small Green Zebra slicing tomato or a Cherokee Purple heirloom. Grape tomatoes, though, I had no time for until a farmer friend told me she cans hers. I thought that sounded terrible, having to peel all those tiny tomatoes. It turns … Read more
Are you ready to get obsessed with loquats a little peach colored fruit?! For fruits that are best hyper-local, the loquat and Houston native the dewberry are my favorites. Here’s why. Loquats, also called a Chinese plum, are remarkably common throughout Zone 9. They thrive from the warmth and amount of sun so they have … Read more
When we start seeds indoors, we are trying to give them a head start before putting them into the harsh world of the out-of-doors. So, when our tender, baby seedlings seem to just pause, or stall in their growth, it can be very stressful. Starting plants from seed is an exciting gardening activity. As gardeners … Read more
Climbing vines with colorful berries are popular additions to many gardens. Not only do they add vertical interest and bright pops of color some also produce edible fruit. One such eye-catching vine is the one with deep purple berries. Let’s explore this beautiful climber and learn all about caring for and enjoying this unique plant. … Read more
Willows, Salix spp., are deciduous ornamental landscape trees for USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to 9 that offer a dazzling array of characteristics like twisting branches, curly leaves, and kitten-soft flower buds, depending on the species. Cultural requirements include part sun to full shade, well-draining sandy loam, and moderate to high quantities of water. We link … Read more
Transform your living space with a braided willow tree, a stunning indoor specimen that brings elegance and natural artistry to any room. These graceful trees, renowned for their versatility in growing willow trees indoors, thrive remarkably well in containers when given proper care. Select a deep, well-draining pot at least 18 inches wide, fill it … Read more
Garlic is a versatile and tasty ingredient used in many savory dishes. It’s also packed with health benefits like antioxidants, vitamins, and antimicrobial properties. Fortunately, garlic is easy to grow in home gardens across Georgia with the right variety selection and care. In this article, I’ll share tips on choosing the best garlic types for … Read more
Bearded irises are some of the most popular perennials for the spring garden, providing a remarkable display of color and interest. But among the rainbow of bearded iris varieties, the inky black flowers of the Black is Black cultivar stand apart in their uniquely dark beauty. What is Black is Black Bearded Iris? Black is … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If your pear tree has no leaves or small, sparse leaves when it should be covered in green foliage, something isn’t right. Your first move should be to check its cultural care since irrigation, placement, and soil … Read more
Master the art of growing Tabasco peppers ️ by understanding each vital growth stage for a bountiful harvest! Tabasco peppers are a popular variety of hot chili peppers used to make the iconic Tabasco hot sauce. If you’ve decided to grow your own Tabasco peppers, knowing when they are ready to harvest is key. In … Read more