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  • How to Preserve your Green Tomatoes for Winter

    Tomatoes do not need sun light to ripen, they only need time. If you planted a late crop of tomatoes then you most likely have an abundance of green tomatoes. Preserving them to ripen over the...

  • How to Grow Green Onions (Allium fistulosum)

    The green onion (Allium fistulosum) form long tube like leaves which have a mild onion flavor. onions only. Unlike a regular onion you are growing for the edible stalk and leaves. Green onions...

  • How to Grow Garlic (Allium sativum)

    Like the onion, garlic prefers a hot climate. The garlic bulblets, also called cloves, can be used to start new plants.

  • How to Grow Eggplant (Solanum melongena)

    Eggplant (Solanum melongena)is a delicious member of the nightshade family. The eggplant is a cousin to peppers, tomatoes and potatoes. Eggplants can be grown in hot or cool climates as long as...

  • How to Grow Cucumbers (Cucumis sativus)

    A garderner's favorite, cucumbers (Cucumis sativus) are an easy to grow vine that likes to climb fences or teepees. If the soil is well drained it will also happily run along the ground.

  • How to Grow Chayote (Schium edule)

    This vining vegetable prefers cool, wet climates. Unlike the cucumber the fruit is one big fleshy seed. Chayote grows best around 1,100 meters above sea level where the humidity is high. In The...

  • How to Trellis Cucumbers

    Cucumbers are a wonderful addition to any salad, and they are especially good when fresh and home-grown. Cucumbers are vine vegetables, and the vines can grow up to 6 to 8 feet in length. Left to...

  • Soil Preparation for Planting Tomatoes

    Nothing tastes better than fresh, homegrown tomatoes. Tomatoes are relatively easy to grow, are versatile in any dish and preserve well in cans. They are an excellent source of vitamins C, A and K...

  • How to Use Tomato Cones

    Tomatoes are one of the most popular plants in American vegetable gardens, and for good reason---you just can't beat a BLT made with home-grown tomatoes. If you leave tomato plants unsupported,...

  • Digital Seed Vegetable Planting

    San Diego gardeners can benefit when gardening advice is specific for their climate. Digital Seed, a local technology company, gathered information useful to home gardeners and created a website...

  • Is Cow Manure Suitable for Use in Vegetable Gardens?

    While manure adds nutrients to the garden soil, the most important benefit of adding composted cow manure to a vegetable garden is as a soil conditioner. It will help sandy soil retain moisture,...

  • Homemade Insect Spray for Outdoor Vegetable Gardens

    Everyone loves fresh vegetables from the garden, especially the ones you've grown yourself. Unfortunately, no one enjoys the work involved fighting those pesky insects that want to eat all of your...

  • How to Plant Marigolds in Vegetable Gardens

    Companion planting in a vegetable gardening bases your garden layout on which plants do well next to others. A portion of this strategy looks at the natural properties of flowering plants and...

  • How to Save Watermelon Seeds

    Watermelons are an American icon of summer; treasured for their ripe, delicious flesh that cools and quenches your thirst on a hot summer day. While watermelon is a favorite summer treat, they're...

  • How to Freeze Scarlet Runner Bean Seeds

    Scarlet runner beans are often planted as an ornamental because of the bright red blooms that adorn the vines from mid-summer until the first frost. Although scarlet runner beans climbing over a...

  • How to Plant Jalapeno Pepper Seeds

    Jalapeno peppers are readily available inexpensively in the produce departments of grocery stores all over the United States. They're quite economical if you cook with them infrequently as a...

  • How Is Growing a Veggie Garden Eco-Friendly?

    A garden provides an easy, healthy way to grow fresh vegetables at home. Not only are homegrown vegetables healthier and more nutritious but they also provide environmental benefits.

  • How to Start Vegetable Plants in a Cold Frame

    If you don't own a greenhouse, but still want the benefit of starting vegetable seeds ahead of your growing season, a cold frame can be an easy solution. A cold frame acts as a miniature...

  • Easy Steps to a Small Vegetable Garden

    One of the most rewarding backyard projects you can take on is a vegetable garden. With some hard work and diligence your backyard can provide you with delicious homegrown produce. Getting your...

  • How to Freeze & Store Vegetable Seeds

    Growing your own vegetable garden is a healthy and rewarding hobby. Tending a garden alleviates stress, providing a fresh-air escape from life's pressures. Further, you have the comfort of knowing...

  • How to Prepare Red Clay Soil for Vegetables

    If you want a vegetable garden in your backyard but your soil seems to be made up mostly of red clay, don't worry, there are a few easy ways to prepare red clay soil for vegetables. Because red...

  • How to Grow Big Onion Bulbs

    Onions are a member of the allium family, as are garlic, leeks, shallots and chives, and are popular in all sorts of cooking. Many gardeners are frustrated when their onions are not as big as they...

  • How to Plant Green Onion Seeds

    Green onions, also called scallions, are popular in a wide range of dishes. You can grow green onions in your garden by starting with seeds, with "sets," which are seedlings that were grown from...

  • How to Grow Fruit Trees From Grafts

    Grafting fruit trees is the process of affixing a piece of one tree to the base of another tree. The reason to do this is to produce multiple varieties of fruit on one tree. Another reason to...

  • How to Grow Garden Greens

    Green, leafy vegetables are a great source of vitamins, and can be eaten raw or cooked. Lettuce, spinach, chard and beet tops are just a few of the greens that can be grown. Greens are easy to...

  • How to Tie Tomato Plants

    Tomato plants and the fruit they bear will develop diseases, succumb to insects, and perhaps break completely if you don't keep them off the ground. Do this by staking them--which simply means...

  • How to Care for Bing Cherry Trees

    The most popular type of sweet cherry in America, Bing cherries provide a healthy and tasty food. There is no better way to ensure that you receive the freshest and tastiest Bing cherries than by...

  • How to Store Heirloom Tomatoes

    Heirloom tomatoes are a cultivar of tomatoes that are open-pollinated, meaning the variety of tomato can be unknown as the seed was spread from insects, birds, the wind or any natural resources....

  • How to Freeze Vegetable Seeds for Storage

    When you purchase your seeds, you will typically not need to plant all of the seeds that come in the seed packet. Instead of throwing them out you can store them by freezing them for use the...

  • Vegetable Growing Tips

    A successful vegetable garden is possible no matter where you live. Whether you are growing in containers on your balcony, in pots on your kitchen windowsill, or in a larger backyard garden,...

  • How to Overwinter Carrots

    Overwintering carrots is easy, fun and you get to enjoy sweeter carrots the longer you leave them in the ground.

  • How to Plant the Tastiest Tomatoes in the Lousy Southern Soil

    Neighbors visiting my summer vegetable garden are amazed by the height of the plants, the large, light pink , and the plants' lack of disease. Since I garden in the red, brick-like dirt of...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Hanging Planters

    There are trade-offs between living in the city and out in the suburbs. The city offers endless entertainment within walking distance, while the countryside offers endless space and land. With...

  • Can You Save Seeds From Fortex Pole Beans?

    The walnut brown seeds in mature Fortex bean pods inspire visions of more delicious meals next summer. Can these seeds be reliably saved for sowing in the spring? The answer depends on the...

  • How to Preserve Corn Seeds for Next Year's Harvest

    Whether growing vegetables as a commercial farmer or as a small-plot gardener, the challenge of cultivating vegetables for home consumption is healthy, pleasurable and satisfying. Sweet corn is a...

  • How to Grow Stanley Plum Trees

    There is no better way to ensure fresh, juicy, tasty fruit than growing it yourself. Gardeners, chefs, food lovers...with some care and precision, nearly anyone can grow fresh fruit in their...

  • Types of Pole Beans

    Pole beans are a popular addition to many gardens. Originating near Guatemala, they quickly spread throughout North and South America. By the time the Europeans arrived, the Native Americans...

  • Vegetable Garden Troubleshooting

    Vegetable gardening is hard, healthy work which usually pays off in an abundance of nutritious, delicious food for the family table. It can be extremely frustrating if the garden does not yield...

  • When to Miracle Grow My Garden?

    Miracle-Gro is a brand of plant food and fertilizer that contains a mixture of nutrients to improve the size of plants--as well as the fruits, flowers or vegetables they produce--when applied at...

  • DIY Vegetable Grow Box Construction

    Building garden boxes for your vegetable garden has many benefits. The soft layer of potting soil in the box provides a buffer for the plants to develop strong roots before they hit the top soil,...

  • How to Grow Onion Bulbs

    Onions can withstand frost and cold temperatures, making them a good crop for colder areas. Planting onion bulbs shortens the growing time. Purchase bulbs from nurseries or garden supply stores....

  • How to Plant Turnip Seeds

    Turnips, a root vegetable, take about two to three months to grow, with lots of sun and moderate amounts of water. Both the tops and the root of the turnip can be eaten, usually boiled or roasted....

  • Why Would Tomato and Cucumber Plants Only Have Stems and Not Leaves?

    Cucumber beetles will destroy the leaves of tomato and cucumber plants as well as many other crops very quickly. You can control this infestation with all-natural pesticides, commercial pesticides...

  • How to Plant Vegetable Seeds During Full Sun

    Most garden vegetables thrive in full sun, but starting vegetable seeds in hot, sunny conditions is challenging. Seeds and young seedlings are particularly susceptible to drying out, which can...

  • How to Start Garden Seeds Inside

    Starting garden seeds inside allows you to grow a wider variety of plants in your garden by getting a head start on the growing season. Starting seeds indoors is also a great way to increase the...

  • How to Turn Plastic Bag Into a Grow Bag

    New gardening ideas are always welcome among seasoned and beginner gardeners alike. One idea for growing vegetables in a nontraditional way is using plastic shopping bags for planting. The U.S....

  • The Best Way to Grow Tomatoes in a Small Space

    There is nothing more delicious than a salad garnished with fresh tomatoes from your own garden, and who wouldn't love a BLT made with home-grown tomatoes? But if your appetite is bigger than the...

  • What is the Purpose of Tomato Cages?

    One of the best ways to assure that you will have a successful tomato harvest is to train the vines using a tomato cage. The cage will keep the fruit from sitting on the ground, where it can rot...

  • What Are the Causes of Brown Leaves on Tomato Plants?

    Tomato plants are a product of their environment and the leaves are often indicators of the success or failure of a plant to thrive. Every change in conditions has an effect on the plant; often...

  • How to Create Worm Tea

    You may hear the liquid in the bottom of a worm bin referred to incorrectly as "worm tea," but that substance, water that has drained from bin materials, more properly should be termed leachate....

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