Eggplants belong to the heat-loving nightshade family that require temperatures from 70°F (21°C) to 85°F (29°C) during the growing season. You can start your eggplants from seeds that you buy from a seed store, or use the seeds you saved…
Spinach is a cool-weather-loving crop best planted in spring and early fall in areas with hot summers. Although spinach seeds can germinate in a wide range of temperatures, the best time for planting spinach out into the garden is after the danger of frost is over but before, or after, hot weather. Hot weather causes spinach plants to bolt and start producing seed. Spring and Fall are the Best Seasons…
Along with watering, fertilizing, and controlling for , pruning is vital for a healthy peach tree. By trimming out the old wood, you spur the tree to make new, fruit-producing growth. Pruning also opens up the tree, allowing more sunlight…
Don’t let the wrong climate or a limited outdoor space keep you from enjoying the freshest of all lemons — those from your own indoor tree. As a lovely bonus, its fragrant flowers and aromatic fruit will put your artificial air fresheners to shame. All it asks is a sunny window, the right pot and soil and some tender loving care. Get the basics here! Potting Grow you indoor lemon…
herbs simply belong in every garden – they can be used in the kitchen and for the medicine chest in many ways, they smell and look pretty – and appear to us all the more harmonious, the more matching the…
The most important thing to know about growing rhubarb is that it’s so simple! Rhubarb only requires a little nutrition, sufficient water, and the occasional trim to remove seed pods and flower stalks. That’s really it! What do I need to know about rhubarb? Rhubarb is a perennial plant and is technically a vegetable; this fact is surprising to many since rhubarb is often used in sweet treats and desserts,…