Gardening continues to increase in popularity as food prices rise and individuals desire high quality produce at a more affordable cost. Although it does require time and work, gardening has become a very rewarding and enjoyable task for many people. With this surge of home gardeners, preservation methods are being...
Preserving your Garden Harvest
Aug 25, '23
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8 Great Vegetables for Your Fall Garden
Jul 26, '23
Most of us associate the excitement of gardening with the early spring when it starts to warm up for the growing season but fall gardening has made a huge comeback within the past few years. As many of your cool season crops can be grown in both the spring and...
What Pumpkin Varieties Should I Grow?
Jun 30, '23
Pumpkins are relatively easy to grow and can be a great project for family gardens! Whether you are new to gardening or are a seasoned grower, there are a few key things to keep in mind when planting your pumpkins. First is that they need a lot of space and...
Most Popular Summer Squash Varieties!
May 24, '23
Grow your own summer squash! Summer squash is an easy to grow summer vegetable that can yield tasty crops all summer long! When planting summer squash, select a sunny location and plant in late spring when soil is warm, and danger of frost is past. Direct sow summer squash seeds...
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Transplanting Tomato Plants into the Garden
Apr 28, '23
You’ve sowed your tomato seeds indoors, patiently waited and now you are rewarded with green seedlings that have sprouted through the soil! Now it’s time to think about transplanting your tomato plants to your garden, as the young plants are growing quickly and will need increased space to develop properly.