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After harvesting the last of my onions, Iâm always excited to plan what comes next. Thereâs still plenty of potential for the garden to grow more food for fresh eating in the fall. Rotating plant families is important for garden health. For an in-depth look at this topic and how it benefits your garden, check … Read more
Honeycrisp apples are one of the most delicious apple varieties known for their perfect balance of sweetness and tartness. Their signature crunchy texture that bursts with juice in every bite makes them a favorite for snacking and using in recipes. However, like all apple varieties proper storage is crucial to maintain Honeycrisp apples’ quality and … Read more
Growing cucumbers in a greenhouse has a number of advantages compared to growing cucumbers. The most significant advantage of greenhouse cucumbers is that already the first harvest can be obtained 35 days after planting, and then cucumbers can be harvested all year round. To achieve maximum success, it is necessary to have knowledge of the … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Propagating honeysuckle can be done in several ways. To expand the reach of this pretty, shade-creating vine in your garden, follow these tips and guidelines. There are types of honeysuckle vines that are invasive and, in some … Read more
The Best Soil Type for Growing Delicious Raspberries Raspberries are one of the most delicious fruits you can grow in your own backyard These sweet, juicy berries are packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber With the right soil conditions, you can harvest basketfuls of fresh raspberries every summer. But what exactly is the ideal soil … Read more
Chiggers are bugs so small that you need a magnifying glass to spot them. Scientists call these creatures “trombiculid mites” because theyre from a family of mites called Neotrombicula autumnalis. But they have a bunch of nicknames. In North America, theyre usually called chiggers. In Britain, theyre known as harvest mites. They can also be … Read more
I used to make my own seed starting mix. No more! Don’t get me wrong. Seed starting soil is very important to the success of your seedlings. It’s important enough that you might want to completely control the process and make your own. One year I bought a bad batch of mix, and my seedlings … Read more
Pink flowers on a white background create an elegant and timeless look that has captivated photographers, designers and decorators for generations. The simplicity yet vibrancy of this color combination make it a versatile choice for everything from graphic design to home decor. In this article we’ll explore why this pairing has stood the test of … Read more
Clearing land for new garden space can be truly back-breaking work. Use these tips for how to use the power of sunlight and black plastic to kill weeds instead. The method uses no chemical sprays, is easy to do, and keeps the soil structure intact. Once the plastic has had time to work and peeled … Read more
Impatiens are popular annual flowers that provide vibrant color in shady garden beds and containers. With their bright blooms and ability to thrive in shade, impatiens are a gardener’s dream. However, these plants can sometimes take a turn for the worse, leaving us scratching our heads wondering why our impatiens are dying. If your impatiens … Read more