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We’re sometimes asked how long it takes to grow tomatoes. It’s a good question, so we thought we’d take the opportunity to answer it here. With a Click & Grow smart garden, you can produce a mini tomato harvest starting from 98 days after planting. In this article we’ll look at some key things to … Read more
Cherries are one of the most beloved fruits of summer. Their sweet juicy flavor is a tasty treat that many look forward to each year. But knowing exactly when to pick cherries at their peak ripeness can be tricky. Harvest too soon and you’ll end up with underripe fruit that lacks flavor and texture. Wait … Read more
How much cold can tomatoes tolerate? Tomatoes are notoriously cold-sensitive, so it helps to know what to do with the plants when temperatures drop. Your tomato plants may still have unripened or partially ripened fruit on them when the thermometer plummets to the freezing mark. Learn how to protect your tomato plants when the cold … Read more
Jasmine flowers are known for their sweet, exotic fragrance and delicate white petals These flowers are highly symbolic in Indian culture and commonly used in weddings, religious ceremonies, and other celebrations. If you’re looking to purchase fresh jasmine flowers for a special occasion or just to brighten up your home, it’s nice to know you … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Companion planting is a practice thats been used in gardening since the dawn of agriculture. Simply put, companion planting is growing plants near other plants that benefit each other in various ways. Some companion plants help deter … Read more
When you bring home a bouquet of cut flowers, you should know their lifespan is already limited. And it makes good sense to wish them last as long as possible. Since water is an essential element that keeps flowers thriving, how long can flowers go without water, especially cut flowers? In this article, well list … Read more
Propagating grape vines is an excellent way for home gardeners and hobbyists to get started growing their own grapes. Whether you want to grow table grapes for snacking, wine grapes for homemade wine, or just want ornamental vines to decorate your yard, propagating from cuttings can help you get vines adapted to your specific climate … Read more
Most holiday dinner tables will have some variation of potatoes and/or sweet potatoes. Plan now to grow your own in your organic garden for next year’s dinner!n Many home gardeners wonder if they can plant sweet potatoes and potatoes together While they may seem similar since they both have “potato” in their names, sweet potatoes … Read more
Companion Planting with Bearded Irises is easier than you think. But, first you need to understand the basics. Bearded Irises do best in a south facing bed, so choose the hottest place in your garden, and you wont go far wrong. Plant them in soil that is free draining and PH neutral. This allows the … Read more
Beets are a cold-weather crop that I look forward to growing in both spring and fall. Not only are beets a hearty root vegetable, but the tops are edible as well. They also grow quite fast, so you can enjoy beets before many other crops. If you want to grow beets in your garden, here’s … Read more