Indoor Carrots are Easy Growing
It’s amazingly easy to grow carrots in pots, whether in your house, garage, or greenhouse, and it’s so worth it! We’ve got all the info you need to grow great carrots indoors. Pick a Spot Carrots need sufficient sunlight, so…
Regrow a Carrot for Greens and Seeds
Once a carrot has been harvested, it cannot be used directly to grow more carrots. However, the severed carrot tops can be used to grow carrot greens. Carrots not harvested and left to winter over will produce seeds which can then be used to grow more carrots. Keep reading to learn all about it! Growing Greens If you’d like to grow the pretty, lacy greens of the carrot plant, for…
Hardneck vs. Softneck Garlic
When growing garlic, you have the choice of hardneck or softneck types. Each has its fans. The type of garlic you grow can affect flavor, keeping qualities, size and number of cloves, and other qualities. Hardneck garlic offers two crops,…
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