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Pumpkins are a fun and tasty vegetable to grow in your garden. But did you know that planting the right companion plants with them can really boost your pumpkin harvest? Certain plants make excellent companions for pumpkins by attracting beneficial insects repelling pests, improving pollination enhancing flavor, and more. Meanwhile, other plants can stunt pumpkin … Read more
Lily of the valley is a fragrant plant that blooms in spring or early summer. Unfortunately, once you plant it, it’s very hard to get rid of lily of the valley. This plant is very adaptable and spreads quickly, which is why it isnt recommended for most yards. The spreading ground cover fills woodland areas, … Read more
Everyone should grow kale. A powerhouse leaf cabbage packed with nutrients, it’s a versatile crop that’s excellent in salads, smoothies, soups, and pasta (honestly, I put it in pretty much everything). It’s even a great snack when dried for chips! Kale isn’t difficult to grow. It doesn’t mind being transplanted and sprouts right up from … Read more
Bring the beauty indoors with flower varieties perfect for indoor bouquets. Our available varieties of cut flower seeds and bulbs range from the classic black eyed susans, pansies, and daisies to the unique and enticing snapdragons and lilies. Eden Brothers also offers long lasting 60 days bulb mixes of daffodils or lilies! The bouquet and … Read more
When to Sow: Traditionally planted in the spring as the soil begins to warm. However some gardeners prefer to plant theirs in the autumn, leaving them to overwinter outdoors. Growing garlic and onions can be extremely rewarding for any home gardener. These versatile vegetables add incredible flavor to dishes, and have numerous health benefits when … Read more
It’s essential to store dried chile peppers in the proper environment—away from light and heat—to keep them in tip-top condition for as long as possible. A dry chile is a pod packed with flavor and can deliver varying amounts of spicy fire. If they are improperly stored, they can quickly lose flavor and may even … Read more
If your landscape beds in Nebraska need a fresh layer of mulch, it may cross your mind to remove the old mulch first. However, this isnt necessary because mulch will decompose over time and you can just add a new layer on top of the old one! However, you dont want your mulch layer to … Read more
A classic country garden flower that also holds its own in a more formal setting, peonies have been bred and developed for thousands of years by the Chinese, Japanese and now the Americans. We stock both the traditional ‘lactiflora’ types and the more modern ‘intersectionals’ whose luscious flowers are held on woody stems and rarely … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Rosemary is a popular culinary herb in the home garden. It can be planted either in the ground or in containers, but depending on how you grow this herb, how you water your rosemary plant differs. Rosemary … Read more
Charcoal ashes are a common backyard gardening dilemma – what do you do with the leftover ash after a barbecue? Can you use charcoal ash for plants, or should you avoid it? In this detailed guide, we’ll examine the pros and cons to find out if charcoal ashes are good for plants or not Charcoal … Read more