Water, water everywhere, but how much do your plants drink? One of the advantages of container gardening is that less water is required and that water is more efficiently used and can even be…
Who doesn’t love free stuff? Your local grocery store is full of free seeds if you know where to look. Here’s how to get some great deals on seeds for your garden.
Potatoes
I’m sure everyone…
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I really like the ‘Woody’s folding trellis’ idea. I’m going with some ‘tomato’ cages for about half of my plants and a four corner version of the Florida weave on the rest.
Hot peppers seem to be a favorite among many gardeners – almost as popular as tomatoes and with fans just as dedicated. Each year gardeners try to outdo each other by growing the hottest pepper…
A garden should be a place beauty. It should be visually appealing, even relaxing. Flowers can add splashes of color even when your veggies aren’t in bloom. I don’t like giving up any of my…
Everyone needs a little support now and then, including your plants. They want to grow tall and healthy but can’t do it on their own. Many plants, if left to their own devices, will grow along…
The tomato is the most popular plant in gardens around the world. Originally a tropical fruit, they can now be grown by nearly everyone, just about anywhere. Store-bought tomatoes can only dream…
The tomato is the most popular plant in gardens around the world. Originally a tropical fruit, they can now be grown by nearly everyone, just about anywhere. Store-bought tomatoes can only dream of having the fresh, sweet taste of a ripe tomato from your own garden. There are two major types of tomato plants – determinate and indeterminate. Which one is better for you depends on your growing conditions and what kinds of tomatoes you want from your garden.
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Dress up those potted plants with this adorable idea!
Now if I can just find those old-fashioned clothespins.

