Best uses for dead cornstalks after harvest
Growing and eating fresh corn is one of the perks of gardening, but the old stalks that remain once you’ve harvested can cause a bit of a problem. Should you get rid of them, or […]
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How to fix small vegetables and prevent stunted growth
Plants can be frustratingly sensitive, and even the smallest imbalance can cause them to grow differently. Things like soil fertility, moisture, and weather can all affect your plants, but how can you determine which factor […]
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Can you collect seeds from hybrid plants
Saving Seeds from your favorite plants of the season is not only saving you money but also feels wonderful. Planting a seed, caring for your plant while it grows, harvesting its fruits, and saving its […]
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Do Raised Beds Stay Warmer
Popular among home gardeners, raised beds deliver an aesthetic that planting into the ground can’t achieve. Some gardeners believe that raised beds can increase soil temperatures and extend the growing season. Do raised garden beds […]
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Can You Grow Zucchini on a Tomato Cage
Zucchinis are one of the most popular summer squash varieties, and many people around the world grow them in their gardens. However, it is widespread to desire an alternative vegetable growing method compared to the […]
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Can You Grow Store-Bought Ginger
Many people find fresh ginger making a weekly appearance on their grocery list. No wonder, the versatility ginger has in all sorts of recipes and the wide array of health benefits it can provide. If […]
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Can Lemon and Lime Trees Cross-Pollinate
Gardening is more of a skill than many people may realize. It takes knowledge of not only all the plants you have and what their individual needs are, but also how they will co-exist and […]
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It’s easy to produce your own Heirloom Seeds
When I started learning about growing vegetables, I thought I could just save any seed I like and use them again in the following years. Turns out, it doesn’t really work like that. At the […]
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Here’s why Tomatoes and Peppers can’t cross-pollinate
Cross-pollination is a funny thing if you save some seeds for the coming years. One time my bell peppers did cross-pollinate with some other type of hot pepper I was growing. On the outside, they […]
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Everything you ever need to know about Tomato Blight
Last year I learned a lot about growing tomatoes. One problem I ran into towards the end of the growing season was blight. So next time around I want to be prepared; I did […]
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