By Matt Gibson Leeks look sort of like a green onion on steroids. They are twice as tall as scallion plants and much fatter, ranging from one to three inches wide, but though they are much larger than scallions, their look is otherwise remarkably similar. It is not a great … [Read more...]
How to Grow Bok Choy (Brassica rapa subsp. Chinensis L.)
By Erin Marissa Russell Ready to grow some bok choy? This member of the Brassica family has been cultivated by Asian gardeners for over 1,000 years. That’s likely why most of us are most familiar with this cruciferous vegetable as a part of Asian cuisine, served either on its … [Read more...]
How to Grow Bell Peppers (Capsicum annuum)
By Matt Gibson Bell Peppers are native to Central and South America. They were brought to Europe by explorers around the time of Christopher Columbus, and have been cultivated all around the world ever since. Bell peppers are warm weather perennials which are commonly grown as … [Read more...]
Our Favorite Zero Sugar, Low Calorie Lemonade Recipe is Quick and Easy to Make
There's nothing like a glass of delicious lemonade in hot weather, but all that sugar can really add calories. Most low calorie lemonade recipes just don't taste good enough to replace the full sugar version, but this one with freshly squeezed lemon juice avoids the "diet" taste … [Read more...]
Should I soak tomato seeds before planting?
QUESTION: Should I soak tomato seeds before planting? ANSWER: Soaking your tomato seeds before planting, or letting them sprout on a damp paper towel, can help increase the rate of successful germination, resulting in more healthy plants that make it to your garden. Here’s … [Read more...]
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