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  • How to Grow a Rice Plant

    Rice is an important staple in the world economy, as well as in most people's diets. Growing your own can be a simple and rewarding process. With a little bit of work and a lot of patience, you...

  • How to Plant Vegetables in Your Raised Garden

    In this article you will learn how to plant and grow vegetables in your raised bed. A lot of plants need early morning sun and others need afternoon sun. Make sure you buy plants that suit your...

  • How to Water a Pineapple Dracaena Plant

    The pineapple Dracaena plant is tropical and works sufficiently as a house plant, due to its ability to survive with limited sunlight. The moisture needs of these plants varies depending on the...

  • How to Grow Orange Trees in Containers

    Orange trees are popular with home gardeners across the world. Some people enjoy growing these gorgeous, sweet-scented trees, and presenting oranges to their friends and guests. If you don't have...

  • When Should a Honeydew Melon Be Planted?

    Honeydews are the sweetest melons. They are a warm-weather crop that takes up to 100 days to develop from a seed to a vine that produces a melon mature enough to harvest. Due to how long it takes...

  • How to Grow Sugarcane in a Greenhouse

    Sugar cane is sweet, exotic and surprisingly easy to grow. Growing sugar cane in a greenhouse is not really any different from growing it indoors, except that you probably won't have to water it...

  • How to Raise Avocado Trees

    Avocado trees require a tropical environment such as that found in southern California, Hawaii and Florida. There are some avocado types that are more tolerant of cold, but none survive freezes....

  • How to Plant Green Pepper Seeds

    Green pepper seeds need to be started indoors six to eight weeks before the last frost. Only warm weather areas can seed green peppers directly into the garden. Picking green peppers during their...

  • How to Plant Loquat Seeds

    The loquat tree is a common sight in the southern parts of the United States including Florida, California and Louisiana. It is a mid-sized tree that produces small yellow fruit sometimes called...

  • How to Transplant Thornless Blackberries

    Transplanting thornless blackberries is a project that begins in the fall and is finished in the spring. It is a bad idea to simply dig up a cane for transplanting. Doing so can damage the root...

  • How to Planting Carrot Seeds in Container Planters

    Carrots are a pain to weed in a normal vegetable garden. They are much easier on the back to grow in a planter. Planters provide the same soil mixture control and weeding benefits as gardening...

  • How to Pollinate a Watermelon Plant

    Melon plants produce both male and female blossoms on each plant. In order for a watermelon to grow in a garden, a male flower must pollinate a female flower. In standard gardens, this pollination...

  • How to Prepare Green Pepper & Strawberry Seeds to Plant

    Before attempting to grow green pepper and strawberry plants, give the seeds the best chance to produce a healthy and bountiful harvest. Peppers, for example, are prone to fungus in the soil if...

  • How to Plant Pomegranate Seeds

    The pomegranate tree has a long history, originating in areas that stretch from the Mideast to northern India. It was raised by cultures in Asia, Africa and Europe for centuries, and used in much...

  • How to Get Pomegranate Trees to Bear Fruit

    Pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) is a shrub or small tree with evergreen leaves and deep red fruit that is similar in appearance to an apple. Bright, red flowers adorn the shrub, making the...

  • How to Sow Beet Seeds

    The common beet has something more than a common history. Both the ancient Greeks and Romans grew beets and harvested the leaves for medicinal purposes, with the Romans beginning to cultivate the...

  • When to Plant Peppers From Seeds?

    Pepper plants are popular for gardens. Peppers are generally easy to grow and maintain; they produce beautiful, waxy plants; and the colorful peppers add a bright spot to any garden. Moreover, you...

  • Curry Leaf Plant Care

    The curry leaf plant is a common ingredient found in many regional types of Southern Indian cooking. While it prefers a warmer climate, it can successfully be grown as a houseplant with proper...

  • How to Make a Trellis Support for a Kiwi Vine

    Kiwi vines have rounded, green leaves, small yellowish-white flowers and oblong fruit that is covered with tiny brown hairs. The shiny, bright green flesh of the fruit has a taste similar to...

  • What Do Budding Potato Plants Look Like?

    Potatoes are one of the most prominent crops commercially harvested in the world. The tubers---called potatoes when dug up---grow on the roots of the potato plants.

  • How to Plant Peppers From Seeds

    Both hot and sweet peppers are commonly grown in the home garden. As long as the weather stays warm, peppers are reasonably low-maintenance, agreeable plants. Though planting seedlings from your...

  • How to Grow Japanese Egg Plants

    Japanese eggplants are fairly easy vegetables to grow, and they make a great addition to recipes. The Japanese eggplants are part of the Nightshade family. Superstitious Europeans once believed...

  • How to Plant Ginger Root

    Ginger root is a rhizome--the part of the plant Zingiber officinale that grows underground. The stem that grows from the rhizome has narrow, ribbed green leaves and white or green flowers. The...

  • How to Grow a Key Lime Tree

    Key limes are native to the Florida Keys, hence the name. They are very small, green fruit that have a sweeter taste than their larger lemon or lime cousins. The fruit is good for garnishing...

  • How to Grow Fruit on a Trellis

    Fruits take up less space if grown on trellises or arbors. And because they take up less space, you can grow more plants (and produce more fruit) in your garden. Many gardeners also find it's...

  • How to Grow Organic Ginger Root

    Ginger is a flavorful and versatile root. Not only is it a tasty accent to a variety of dishes, but it also has myriad medicinal applications. With so many uses, it is sure to feature a central...

  • How to Care for Apple Tree Seedlings

    Apple trees are generally low-maintenance trees, so long as they remain free of pests and diseases. However, seedlings require some special care so that they grow into healthy adult trees. Proper...

  • How to Harvest & Cure Black Walnuts

    Black walnuts have a richer, more intense flavor than the English walnuts commonly sold in grocery stores, and many gourmet chefs prize black walnuts for their unique flavor. But black walnuts...

  • How to Raise Wheatgrass Commercially

    Wheatgrass is one of the easiest plants to grow. All you need is some wheatgrass seed, soil, water, adequate light and proper growing temperatures and you'll be seeing green sprouts pretty...

  • How to Plant Seeds for Sprouting Seeds

    Sprouts, which you can use for salads, sandwiches and cooked dishes, are nutritious, easy to grow in any location year-round, and take up little space or time. Light is not a requirement, nor is...

  • How to Prepare Pepper Seeds

    Before planting pepper seeds, you need to prepare the seedlings so that they grow in optimum conditions. Growing peppers is already a bit complex because these plants are very susceptible to...

  • How to Trim a Kiwi Plant

    Kiwi have aggressive growth rates of up to 15 to 20 feet in one season and can produce up to 300 lbs. of fruit a year. Proper pruning and training of kiwi vines is integral to managing the growth...

  • How to Harvest Celery Seeds

    Celery has been used by humans for thousands of years as a vegetable and medicinal herb. Ancient peoples used tinctures and extracts of celery to relieve inflammation and pain and to induce sleep....

  • How to Prepare Apple Seeds to Plant

    Apples have been known as the symbol of love and beauty, and their history goes back as far as the history of mankind. Early settlers to the United States brought apple seeds and cuttings with...

  • How to Use Juniper Berries

    Juniper berries have a long history and a number of uses. There are recipes for wild game, wine, medicine and a variety of tinctures. It has also been used to make an herbal salve, or oil, that...

  • How to Harvest Pumpkin Seeds

    Pumpkins are one of the many delights of the autumn season. They make a delicious addition to muffins and pies, and are nearly entirely edible. The pumpkin flesh is the most commonly used portion,...

  • How to Plant Kiwi Vines

    Although commonly associated with New Zealand, the kiwifruit originally comes from China. Kiwi vines are voracious growers, and in the wild they can reach heights of 100 feet and produce as much...

  • How to Get Onion Seeds

    One of the ways of growing onions is from seed. It will take you two years to get full-sized onions, but if you have the time and space, it is the most economical way to grow a lot of onions. Of...

  • How to Save Money Growing Potatoes in a Laundry Basket

    Potatoes are a staple in most families. They can be grown in many different kinds of containers in small spaces. I like to grow them in plastic laundry baskets because reasonable space is allowed.

  • How to Plant Ramps

    Ramps, also known as wild leeks or Allium tricoccum, are native to eastern North America. In parts of Appalachia, harvesting the first ramps of spring is a beloved tradition and a cause for...

  • Vegetable Garden Troubleshooting for Peppers

    Few plants can produce such a wide variety of fruits as pepper plants. From the common bell pepper to the hottest pepper in the world, the bhot jolokia or "ghost pepper," peppers have been used...

  • How to Harvest Bell Pepper Seeds

    Bell peppers are some of the most common peppers grown because they are used in countless dishes and enjoyed in many cuisines around the world. These sweet peppers are usually found in colors like...

  • How to Dry Pepper Seeds for Planting

    Drying pepper seeds is an essential first step in saving seeds from this plant. Seeds that have not thoroughly dried can lose crucial nutrients and begin to decay in the soil before they ever have...

  • How to Prepare Fruit Seeds for Planting

    Growing a fruit tree from seed never guarantees the tree will bear fruit, but the process of preparing the seeds and planting them properly improve the chances of a productive plant. Save the...

  • Why Do the Leaves on My Pineapple Plant Turn Brown?

    Sweet, juicy pineapple tastes scrumptious with holiday hams, in desserts or freshly cut as a healthy snack. And with just a little gardening savvy, pineapple plants can serve as a delicious,...

  • How to Control Mosaic Fungus on Pepper Plants

    Mosaic fungus can manifest itself in many ways on your pepper plants, such as wilting leaves or discoloration, and affect the overall health and fruit yield of your botanical. These viruses come...

  • How to Install Bird Netting to Protect Fruit

    Many species of birds like your fruit bushes as much as you do. This can be annoying, but you do not need to harm them to keep them away from your crops because bird netting can be installed...

  • How to Grow Chili Pepper Plants from Seeds

    Growing your own chili pepper plants can be one of the most rewarding experiences. Peppers come in all shapes, sizes and colors and can range from the very hot, such as the Yucatan habanero, to...

  • How to Plant Banana Peppers

    Banana peppers are also known as banana chiles or yellow wax peppers. Banana peppers are four to six inches long and are yellow and shaped like a banana. They aren't hot like jalapenos, and have a...

  • How to Save Fruit Seeds

    The ripe, soft flesh of juicy end-of-season fruits are perfect for picking with the purpose of extracting seeds. Saving them correctly may ensure future generations of the same tasty crop. Fruit...

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