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Parsnips are a tasty and nutritious root vegetable that can add flavor and variety to many dishes. But like all fresh produce, parsnips don’t last forever. Knowing how to properly store parsnips and their shelf life can help you enjoy them while reducing food waste. In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know … Read more
Knowing how to make pickles is a skill every home-gardener or homesteader should have. Come see which canning method kept my pickles the crunchiest one year after preserving them! Pickled cucumbers may be one of my favorite preserves that comes out of the garden, but then again, between the homemade fruit leather, the tangy and … Read more
Growing delicious healthy tomatoes starts with using the best organic fertilizer. An organic fertilizer made from natural ingredients like bone meal, kelp and compost provides a slow-release feeding that tomato plants thrive on. In this complete guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about choosing and using organic fertilizers for optimal tomato growth and … Read more
Watermelons are good neighbors for many other crops, which makes them one of the friendliest companion plants in the garden. Companion planting is the intentional placement of two plants to aid in each others growth and development, and watermelons Even though theyre generally agreeable, there are still a few considerations when selecting where to plant … Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Onion sets (small transplants) are one of the first things you can plant in January as soon as the soil is dry enough not to stick to your garden tools. I remember as a child “helping” my Dad plant onions in the garden—even the smallest hands can assist with this garden task. Onions come in … Read more
The Muncher cucumber is a popular variety known for producing impressively large fruits that stay crisp and delicious. With proper care, Muncher cucumbers can easily grow over 9 inches long without developing bitterness If you want huge, burpless cucumbers from your garden, Muncher is an excellent choice Why Muncher Cucumbers Get So Big Most cucumber … Read more
Donut peaches, also known as Saturn peaches or doughnut peaches, are a unique variety of peach with a distinctive flat, round shape resembling a doughnut. Their sweet, juicy flesh has a delicious floral aroma and they are perfect for fresh eating, preserves, pies and more. Though not as commonly found in stores as conventional peaches, … Read more
Ever wondered when’s the best time to plant potatoes in New Jersey? You’re not alone. Finding that sweet spot for planting is crucial in the Garden State. Plant too early or too late, and you might have to wave goodbye to a bountiful crop. In New Jersey, the ideal time to plant potatoes is in … Read more
Onions grow through five main stages: germination, seedling, vegetative, bulb initiation, and bulb development to maturity. It all begins when seeds are planted in spring. Roots start growing and green, hollow leaves appear. These early stages help the plant get strong and ready to make a bulb. The bulb begins forming underground when the plant … Read more
Every item on this page was chosen by an editor from The Pioneer Woman. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. One of the greatest joys of summer is when juicy, ripe tomatoes finally start to pop up in backyard gardens and farmers markets across the country. Were talking … Read more