By Lars Hundley According to a new study at Penn State University, consuming broccoli may provide notable health benefits, including fortifying the gut lining and reducing disease vulnerability. Researchers discovered a specific molecule in broccoli that binds with a receptor … [Read more...]
3 Must-Grow Herbs for Fresh and Flavorful Salads
Salads are an everyday essential that bring freshness and vitality to our meals. By growing your own herbs, you'll not only elevate the flavors in your salads, but also add a satisfying homegrown touch. Today, we’ll introduce three oriental herbs—coriander, purslane, and edible … [Read more...]
An Urban Guide to Using Litter in Your Chicken Coop
by Jim Aldwin Raising chickens in town can present a unique set of challenges, especially when it comes to managing odor and waste. However, with the correct use of litter, you can transform your chicken coop into a clean, odor-free, and sustainable environment that benefits … [Read more...]
Climbing Cucumbers: Maximize Your Harvest with Vertical Gardening
by Jim Aldwin Growing plants upwards instead of outwards can save you considerable space, and cucumbers, with their natural instinct for climbing, are perfect candidates for this method. Cucumbers (Cucumis sativus) are a favorite among home gardeners due to their ease of … [Read more...]
Why do I have white spots on my squash plant leaves?
QUESTION: I am growing winter squash plants, and I have white spots on my squash plant leaves. What's wrong? And what should I do next? Any ideas? - Jenny R GARDENING CHANNEL REPLIES: Uh oh! There are a few potential causes of white spots on squash leaves, and I will discuss … [Read more...]
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