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Staking Your Garden Plants: When, Why, and How

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by Matt Gibson Let's learn about staking plants in the garden. Providing your plants with a stake, or another type of support, is often necessary in cases like these to keep stems from snapping and plants from flopping over or falling down to the ground completely. Perhaps … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gardening 101 Tagged With: drooping plants, garden plant support, garden trellis, stake plants, staking garden plants, staking garden vines, supporting plants, tomato stakes

How to Grow Cayenne Peppers

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by Matt Gibson The mighty cayenne pepper is a chili pepper plant from South America that can grow to heights anywhere from two to four feet tall. Immature pepper pods are green, but they gradually build in spice level as they ripen, finally turning red when the peppers are ready … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Peppers, Vegetables by Name N-Z Tagged With: cayenne peppers, grow cayenne peppers, growing hot peppers, growing peppers, hot peppers

8 Plants for Wild Lawns That Do Not Require Mowing

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by Matt Gibson Want to eliminate the need to mow your yard and find yourself seeking some low-maintenance lawn alternatives? Check out these eight plants perfect for wild lawns that do not require mowing. We’ve handpicked a few alternatives to grass for you to choose from when … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Lawncare Tagged With: grass alternatives, ground cover lawn, lawn alternatives, no mow lawns, no mowing lawn, wild lawns

How To Grow Your Own Garlic

by Matt Gibson Garlic is an essential pantry standby that everyone should keep stocked in excess, so you should consider growing your own. It’s a must have in the kitchen, but garlic has many other practical uses that may be surprising to learn. First of all, garlic is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Garlic, Growing Vegetables, Vegetables By Name A-M Tagged With: fall garlic, garden garlic, garlic, harvesting garlic, planting garlic

How Soil pH Balance Affects Your Garden

by Matt Gibson The pH balance of your garden’s soil refers to the calculated level of acidity or alkalinity in the particular area tested. The scale ranges from 1.0, which is highly acidic, to 14.0, which is basic or highly alkaline, while 7.0 is neutral. The sweet spot for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Soil & Composting Tagged With: healthy soil, soil balance, soil nutrients, soil pH, soil sample, soil testing

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