Learn to grow carrots successfully in your home garden and put those grocery store carrots to shame. The flavor and variety of kinds and colors of carrots will amaze.
How to Grow Carrots Successfully at Home
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Why Use Mulch for the Vegetable Garden
The number one time and money saver in the garden is MULCH! Why use mulch for the vegetable garden? It retains moisture and blocks out WEEDS!
What to Do in the Garden in May
In zone 7 the garden is really picking up in May. Find out more about what needs to be done in the garden during this time of year.
How to Grow a Brown Fig Tree
If you are looking for an unusual fruit tree for your landscape that is a gorgeous ornamental plant as well, you might want to grow a brown fig tree.
Peanut Growing and Peanut Harvesting at Home
Peanut growing and harvesting is super easy if you have a nice long hot summer. We tried growing peanuts this past garden season and it was really cool.
Growing radishes in containers
Growing radishes is super simple. They are one of the easiest vegetables to grow in your garden. They grow great in containers too. Find out more.
Garden Soil-The Dirty Secrets to Success
The dirty secret to success in the garden is having great garden soil. It usually doesn’t happen naturally, it takes a little time to build great soil.
45 Perennials to Grow in the Vegetable Garden
Planting once and reaping harvests year after year is my kind of gardening. There are more perennials to grow in the garden than you might think.
Good Bugs in the Garden (Even Bugs You Don’t Like)
Do you see some creepy crawly bugs in the garden and wonder if they are friend or foe? Gardening is a fun way to learn more about life cycles and eco systems and what creatures are good for the earth and bad.
How to Grow Egyptian Walking Onions in Your Garden
Did you know there was a kind of onion that grows in spring, summer and fall? Did you know there was an onion you could plant once and never have to plant again? Egyptian walking onions will continue to grow themselves year after year in your vegetable garden