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Skip starting seeds indoors and plant directly outdoors with easily grown vegetables. When the soil warms to 50 to 60°F, you can start seeds directly outdoors. Use a soil thermometer, which is a helpful way to ensure proper soil temperature and subsequent germination success. Follow these instructions for best results: Crop rotation is a must … Read more
Apricots are one of the most delicious stone fruits that can be grown in home gardens. Their sweet, juicy flavor is hard to beat when picked fresh off the tree. But before planting an apricot tree, it’s important to understand how big they can get. Their mature size can impact where you locate it and … Read more
Black currants are making a comeback in American gardens thanks to their outstanding health benefits and versatile uses. These antioxidant-rich berries contain up to 5 times the vitamin C of oranges and have twice the potassium of bananas. Their unique tart flavor is beloved for jams, juices, baked goods, and more. If you’re looking to … Read more
Caring for plants is one of the most rewarding hobbies a person could ever keep. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – nature is the gift that gives back. Whether you’re a veteran gardener, a self proclaimed plant parent, or you’re a newly converted plant enthusiast, we’re here to help you (and … Read more
Revive your peace lily by mastering the art of fixing leaf curling with our expert guide! Seeing your peace lily’s leaves starting to curl can be worrying But don’t panic! Curled leaves are your plant’s way of communicating that something is wrong in its environment With a few simple adjustments, you can get your peace … Read more
As a horticulture student I mainly studied crops and cultivation techniques. It fascinates me how many diverse plants can grow from small, nearly identical seeds. Favourite fruit: blueberries, grapes, raspberries, pears Favourite vegetables: mushrooms, peppers, kohlrabi, onions, garlic Cauliflower has a bit of reputation among hobby gardeners for being a tricky vegetable to grow. If … Read more
Kalanchoe succulents are popular houseplants recognized for their colorful blooms and fleshy leaves. There are over 100 species of kalanchoe, many of which produce yellow flowers. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the best yellow-flowering kalanchoe varieties and provide tips on how to grow and care for them successfully. Why Choose a Yellow-Flowering Kalanchoe? … Read more
Poppies hold a special place in many peoples hearts. : Great Scarlet Poppy from Thompson & Morgan Growing your own poppies from seed is an easy way to add striking swathes of colour to your garden, and a great filler for any unused space. Even better news? Once planted, they’ll come back year after year, … Read more
The Japanese spindle tree, also known as the evergreen euonymus, is a beautiful and versatile landscaping shrub. With its glossy green or variegated leaves, ability to thrive in diverse climates, and tolerance for frequent pruning, the Japanese spindle is a top choice for hedges, borders, screens, and topiaries. If you’re looking to add one of … Read more
The taste of tiny, tender new potatoes need not be restricted to summer. With a little bit of skill and good timing, they can also be grown for autumn and winter harvests, meaning you could enjoy them at Christmas. Use cold-stored potato tubers, available from specialist seed merchants in July and August. These are seed … Read more