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If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. This age-old proverb is a fitting motto for the Peed family, who first started growing yellow onions on their farm, Flatland Ag, Inc., near Aurora in the early ’90s. Though the Peeds had been farming other crops, such as corn and soybeans, for more than 100 … Read more
As a potato grower, few things are more worrying than walking out to your lush green potato plants and seeing black dots scattered across the leaves. While it’s alarming at first glance, try not to panic. Learning to properly identify and manage the common fungal and bacterial diseases behind these dark potato leaf spots can … Read more
Hey there, lawn lovers! I hope you are enjoying your summer. It’s been an interesting one, for sure! Here in Florida, now that the rainy season has kicked in, I am mowing every 3-4 days to keep up with my St Augustine and Zoysia lawns. You all know that I enjoy mowing the lawn. It’s … Read more
The Gorgeous and Rare Half Moon Pink Princess PhilodendronThe pink princess philodendron is already admired for its stunning variegated foliage, but a unique variety called the half moon pink princess philodendron is gaining popularity among plant collectors. This rare morph shows off distinct color variations that make it stand out from the classic green and … Read more
Okra is often used in southern dishes. It is delicious and much easier to grow than you might think! Come explore how to grow okra from seed for your home garden. Okra is a warm-weather loving vegetable that produces edible green seed pods. It thrives in hot and humid climates. Many gardeners grow okra for … Read more
Dahlias are absolutely stunning flowers that come in a wide array of colors, shapes and sizes With their bright, showy blooms, dahlias are a great way to add vibrant color to your garden in late summer and fall However, getting the timing right for planting dahlias in zone 5 is crucial to ensure success. Plant … Read more
Spider mites are tiny pests that can cause big problems for tomato plants. If youre noticing tiny webs on your plants and lots of dead leaves, then you probably have a spider mite infestation. Luckily, there are several things you can do to get rid of spider mites and protect your garden plants. In this … Read more
This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission from the purchase of these products at no additional cost to you. You can find my full disclosure here. Dahlias stole my heart early on in my flower growing journey. When I first discovered dahlias and learned about the process required to grow … Read more
Is your Swiss cheese plant turning yellow? Insufficient light or a sudden change in its growing conditions could cause your Monstera’s leaves to turn yellow. In addition, you might be watering your plant too much or too little. To keep this beautiful tropical plant in prime health, learn what it needs to grow and how … Read more
1. Depending on where you live and what kind of setup you’re working with, you can plant your ranunculus corms in either autumn or late winter/early spring, in a place where they’ll get full sun. In areas with mild winter temperatures (USDA zone 7 and above), corms can be planted in the autumn and successfully … Read more