When it comes to gardening, timing is everything. It's important to know when to plant your seeds so that they can be set out into the garden at the optimum time for harvest later on. Plant too soon and young seedlings can be killed by a sudden frost. Plant too late and the plant … [Read more...]
Guide to Growing Juliet Tomatoes
The Juliet is one of the most popular of small "cherry" style tomatoes grown. They are known as a "grape" tomato not only for their shape, but also for their high sugar content (the trait that sets most grapes apart from cherries). The small, 1-2 oz. fruits are tasty, robust, and … [Read more...]
Ideas for Landscaping With Gravel
Many gardeners do not think of gravel as a landscaping tool, just a "filler" to take up the spaces where grass won't grow or to help drainage at the bottom of a trench. It can be much more than that, however, and can even be one of the most decorative parts of your garden's … [Read more...]
Gardening Tips For the Fall
In the fall, after harvest, most gardeners are content to close up shop and consider the gardening season over with. Besides growing extra crops, which is possible in the fall (including many lettuces, cabbages, potatoes, and so forth), the fall also offers the … [Read more...]
How to Make Your Own Seed Tape
If you haven't made seed tapes before, then you're in for a treat. These are a great way to handle small seeds that require even spacing. It also helps you to plant without wasting a lot of seeds or having to fumble with seed packets while outside in the breeze. Homemade seed … [Read more...]
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