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Broccoli is a nutritious vegetable that most people love to grow in their home gardens. However, if left in the ground too long those tight little broccoli heads can start to open up into bright yellow flowers. This leads many gardeners to wonder – is it still okay to eat broccoli after it has started … Read more
Have you ever had a patch of your backyard dedicated to cantaloupe? I once did before I learned about companion planting. A common misconception is that melons and other vining plants need to be planted alone, away from everything else, so that they won’t climb all over everything, but you’d be surprised what you can … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Strawberry lovers who grow their own berries may be of two types. Some prefer the larger June-bearing strawberries and some prefer to sacrifice some of that size for everbearing varieties that produce multiple crops throughout the growing … Read more
Yucca plants have incredibly architectural forms with straight, spiny leaves radiating out from a single point. They all form a rosette of deer-resistant leaves that may be green, yellow, blue or variegated. Yuccas are a remarkable genus of perennial shrubs and trees that have captivated gardeners and plant enthusiasts for years. Known for their distinctive … Read more
Learning how to express care and concern for others is an essential part of learning any language. In Spanish, there are several useful phrases you can use to convey the message of “taking care of” someone depending on who you’re addressing and the situation In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the most common Spanish phrases … Read more
Welcome to the definitive types of squash & pumpkins list! There are so many varieties of squash and pumpkins, from small green squash (like Kabocha and Buttercup) to large blue pumpkins (hello Hubbard) – and everything in between. This guide to all of the different types of squash helps you identify them, learn all about … Read more
Variegated Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’) is a graceful woodland perennial prized for its arching stems lined with leaves edged in white. With its refined elegance and subtle variegation, this plant can add a highlight of sophistication to shady garden beds. However choosing ideal companion plants is key to truly making variegated Solomon’s seal a … Read more
The tomato is a fruit that feels like a vegetable. Its status as one was even legally debated in court at one point! But whatever you call it, the tomato is a nutritious, versatile, and downright delicious ingredient. However, it wasn’t always seen that way. When tomatoes were first introduced in North America from Central … Read more
Growing juicy, flavorful passion fruit at home is easier than you think! With just a few simple tips, you can enjoy harvesting passion fruit from pots right in your own backyard Why Grow Passion Fruit in Pots? Passion fruit vines are vigorous climbers that can spread over 30 feet wide This makes them difficult to … Read more
Pineapple plants are a fun and tasty addition to any home garden. With their spiky leaves and sweet, vibrant fruit, pineapple plants provide a touch of the tropics wherever they’re grown. Though pineapples require warm weather to thrive, their relatively small size makes them a versatile fruiting plant that can be grown in pots and … Read more