by Abbie Carrier Ready to grow your own habaneros? Gardeners with a serious love of spice should consider planting and growing habanero peppers. These peppers can measure between 100,000 to 450,000 on the Scoville scale, the scale used to measure capsaicin, the spice in peppers. … [Read more...]
6 Easy to Grow Houseplants to Help with Sleep
by Tyler Murphy We spend a great deal of our lives asleep, or at least we try to. Difficulties with sleep can be one of the hardest health challenges to deal with. The symptoms of not getting enough rest range from relatively mild, such as sleepiness and irritability, to more … [Read more...]
How to Build a Bee Habitat
by Matt Gibson It is no secret that bees and plants have a symbiotic relationship: Bees feed on plants’ nectar, and in turn, the bees carry pollen from flower to flower, helping create new generations of plants. For a robust garden that entertains all sorts of visitors, create … [Read more...]
How to Grow South American Oca
by Shelby Baker While not yet well known, oca plants are slowly shooting up in home gardens in North America. The little tubers, also known as New Zealand Yams, are actually native to South America. Thousands of varieties are grown and harvested throughout the continent-some … [Read more...]
Companion Planting: 7 Vegetable Pairs that Grow Perfectly Together
by Saffyre Falkenberg Bringing a wide variety of plants into your vegetable garden can have many benefits. Planting certain vegetables next to each other can encourage both plants to thrive. This unique process is known as companion planting. Companion plants have many … [Read more...]
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