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Okra is a warm-weather loving vegetable that thrives during hot, humid summers. While many gardeners directly sow okra seeds outdoors after the last spring frost date, did you know you can also start okra indoors from seed weeks earlier? Starting okra indoors allows for an earlier harvest So, can you start okra indoors? The short … Read more
Get your new lawn off to a great start with our expert watering guide. Learn proper watering schedules, avoid common mistakes, and promote healthy growth and establishment of your new grass. Planting new grass is a satisfying investment into your lawn. But many planters make a few common mistakes that can lead to disaster. In … Read more
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Begonias are some of the most popular flowering plants, prized for their colorful and abundant blooms. With a wide variety of flower shapes and foliage types begonias bring charm and elegance to gardens patios, and indoors. While begonias naturally have a trailing or cascading habit, many gardeners prefer a fuller, bushier shape. The good news … Read more
How to grow tomatoes for the average, everyday person who isnt going to search out dehydrated fish-kelp-mountain-lava rock-fertilizer from the depths of a sacred ocean to fertilize them with. All you need is a tomato plant, a trowel and some compost. When I first started growing tomatoes in a serious way I would obsess over … Read more
Red chillies are a staple ingredient in many cuisines. Their vibrant color and spicy heat instantly elevate dishes. However fresh chillies only last about a week when stored in the refrigerator. For chilli lovers who cook frequently or buy in bulk when prices are low, learning proper storage methods to extend the shelf life of … Read more
The echoes of spring days are fading, and with them go some of the garden’s most enchanting blooms. This year’s cold spring allowed a few cool-loving flowers to linger, but as the summer solstice arrives, one standout cultivar bids us farewell until next season. I admit, letting go of ranunculus is never easy. They are … Read more
Dahlias are gorgeous, colorful flowers that can add dramatic beauty to any garden With their showy blooms and wide variety of sizes, shapes, and colors, it’s no wonder dahlias have become so popular with gardeners. But like any flowering plant, dahlias have specific care requirements, especially when it comes to water Learning the proper watering … Read more
It is important to schedule lawn care maintenance during times that match the life cycle of the turfgrass. Minnesota lawns of cool season turfgrasses bear the stress of changing weather and can survive harsh winters. Cool season turf grass growth cycle These grasses endure throughout the seasons because they grow rapidly during spring and fall … Read more
Victoria and Barney Martin of Stokesay Flowers give their advice on growing roses for cutting. Words: Kendra Wilson, photographs Jason Ingram Victoria and Barney Martin took on the lease of a one-acre walled garden at Stokesay Court near Ludlow in Shropshire ten years ago, and have since become known for their luxurious roses and cut … Read more