You can grow items you purchase from the grocery store in your garden according to many people. Let me give you my opinions on growing items from the grocery store to clear this up. Ginger It's very easy to grow ginger from a store-bought rhizome—just make sure it's smooth, plump, and has multiple protruding nodes. Once you've used the amount of ginger you need, leave the … [Read more...] about Growing A Garden From Grocery Store Food
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Fall Planting Flowers – A Complete Guide To Earlier Spring Blooms
It was June and I was getting impatient. I had planted everything, but nothing was blooming yet. I had planted ammi, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia, and cosmos. All of that work, and it was taking forever. I had read "Cool Flowers," and I had planted the hardy annuals before my last frost date. But something was clearly wrong. I had heard the term "the dreaded June gap" … [Read more...] about Fall Planting Flowers – A Complete Guide To Earlier Spring Blooms
Container Garden Plants That Will Thrive in Summer Heat
Choosing the best plants for container gardens . Some plants are better suited for growing in containers than others. These plants tend to have abundant flowers, colorful foliage, or graceful trailing stems. They may also be more durable and able to withstand harsh conditions. No matter what the reason, these plants are the best choices for growing in containers. 16 of … [Read more...] about Container Garden Plants That Will Thrive in Summer Heat
Cool Season Salad Greens: Growing a Salad Garden
I'm often asked how I'm able to grow vegetables in the late fall and winter when it's so cold out. The answer lies in the amount of sunlight each day. Once the number of hours of sunlight drops below 10 (which happens in early November where I live), most plants stop growing. So, I'm not really "growing" food after November, I'm just keeping the cold-tolerant crops alive in … [Read more...] about Cool Season Salad Greens: Growing a Salad Garden
Vegetable Garden Trellis Ideas: 18 Ways to Maximize Your Harvest
How to Trellis Tendrilers (Cucumbers, Peas, and Many Squash Varieties) Tendrils are more likely to cling to organic materials like a twine trellis or wood lattice, rather than metal surfaces. A metal trellis can be made more friendly to a tendril climber by wrapping twine around the metal supports and creating a twine grid in open spaces. To support vegetables that are … [Read more...] about Vegetable Garden Trellis Ideas: 18 Ways to Maximize Your Harvest






