GROWING GUIDE

Root crops and more traditional row crops like peas, beans and corn, are easily grown by sowing seed directly in the garden. Exceptions include onions, which can be started from sets, and sweet potatoes, which can be set out as slips...

Beginning seed germination indoors and identifying optimal seed types are important aspects of gardening. It is a continuous learning process aiming to grow the strongest seedlings suitable for your growing conditions. This approach enables cost savings and expands your options...

Autumn crocus bulbs are planted in late summer and bloom the next fall. The flowers appear first, blooming for two to three weeks, and then they die back. The next spring, long leaves will sprout and then disappear as summer...

  Achieve Beautiful and Lush Clematis Plants with Proper Planting Techniques.   Pruning Techniques 1 This group of clematis produce their flowers directly from old stems and, therefore, pruning must not be done until right after all flowering has been...

Recommended Options for Shady Areas With Dry Soil

In order to enjoy late spring and early summer flowers in your garden, you have to do a little work in the fall, and plant some bulbs. Even a beginner gardener can do this easy task. All you need is a...

It’s time to sow seeds! What’s the optimal way to initiate the process? How do you begin? Do you know which seeds can be planted directly in garden soil and which ones thrive when started indoors? When preparing to plant...

These Cold Hardy Vegetables are perfect for the cool weather of early spring and good one to think about planting soon. spinach, Walla Walla sweet onion, garlic, leeks, rhubarb, rutabaga, broccoli, kohlrabi, kale, cabbage, chicory, Brussels sprouts, corn salad, arugula, fava beans,...