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Our Top Tomato Growing Articles

Tomatoes are one of the most popular choices for growing the vegetable garden. Whether you're a new gardener or someone with a lot of experience with growing your own tomatoes, there's a lot to learn about how to get the best harvest. Here is a roundup of some of our most … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Growing Vegetables, Tomatoes

How to Fight Apple Scab

By Matt Gibson and Erin Marissa Russell Are you having issues with apple scab or want to make sure your apple trees stay free of this disease? Maybe instead, you’re looking for a list of apple tree varieties you can plant that are resistant to apple scab or tolerant of it. … [Read more...]

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How to Fight Whiteflies

By Matt Gibson Whiteflies, also called aleyrodidae, (scientific name is Trialeurodes vaporariorum) are small, white, soft-bodied, winged insects that are closely related to aphids and mealybugs. Whiteflies are pests which are commonly found on indoor plants, in greenhouses, … [Read more...]

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How to Grow, Plant and Care for Hostas

By Matt Gibson and Erin Marissa Russell Hostas are shade loving, low growing, clump-forming perennial plants. Hostas are the most popular perennial plant in America, and it’s easy to understand why, as there are not a lot of shade loving plants to choose from, and hostas are … [Read more...]

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How to Grow Tomatillos

By Saffyre Falkenberg Tomatillos are a relative of the nightshade family, like the tomato. They have been grown in Mexico for centuries and were an important aspect of Mayan and Aztec culture. While they commonly come in green, tomatillos can also be yellow, red, or purple. … [Read more...]

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