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  • How to Plant & Take Care of Green Bell Pepper Plants

    Bell peppers are a flavorful and versatile vegetable, and are almost as simple to plant and grow as they are to enjoy. Plant bell peppers indoors at least 10 weeks before you intend to move them...

  • When to Transplant Vegetable Seedlings?

    Gardeners who start their vegetable seedlings indoors generally save a great deal of money over buying live plants. However, moving the seedlings to the garden at the right time, in the right...

  • Tips on Buying Seed Potatoes

    Potatoes can be a useful crop to plant in almost any size garden. There are many different types available from blue to red to gold. Seed potatoes are really just potatoes that have been saved out...

  • How to Plant Sweet Potato Slips by the Moon

    The Farmer's Almanac, and most old-time gardeners, will tell you it's not superstition, it's common sense: planting by the phases of the moon yields better crops. The moon-phase school of...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Partial Shade

    Most vegetables require at least six hours of sunlight a day to grow. If your yard is shady because of buildings or trees, you can still grow vegetables. Plants such as tomato and pepper won't...

  • How Much Nitrogen Can I Put on My Vegetable Garden?

    Nitrogen is viewed to be the most important of all the nutrients in fertilizers. It is also the most difficult nutrient to measure in soil. The microbes in the soil control the day to day supply...

  • How to Plant & Prime a Lettuce Seed

    Lettuce is an easy-to-grow vegetable that enjoys a soil pH of 6.0 to 6.8. Most lettuce varieties mature in 45 to 55 days, so you can plant several crops throughout the growing season. "Heading"...

  • How to Get Your Vegetable Garden Ready for Planting

    With the right preparation, vegetable gardens are relatively easy to care for and will produce plenty of food for the summer months, and even the months to come. Aside from choosing the right...

  • How to Water a New Vegetable Garden

    Whether you grow in containers or in a garden bed, watering your vegetable garden properly is one of the main keys to a successful harvest. Vegetables require plenty of water in order to thrive...

  • How to Use Commercial Compost to Mulch Around Flowers & Vegetables

    Mulching keeps the roots of plants cool, prevents weeds and helps retain soil moisture, all of which are necessary to ensure a healthy vegetable garden. There many types of mulch available, from...

  • Plant Care for Sugar Snap Peas

    Sugar snap peas are a versatile vegetable. A late-season grower, these peas are resilient and frost-resistant, one of the few vegetables you can grow in late fall or even winter. When harvested,...

  • How to Plant Potatoes Under Plastic Mulch

    Growing your own potatoes can be a rewarding experience. To get some of the best results out of your potato plant, though, you may consider planting it under plastic mulch. Plastic mulch is a thin...

  • How to Plant Organic Pumpkin Seeds

    Organic pumpkins provide an excellent source of nutrition and are used as a staple during the fall and winter holiday seasons for pies, breads and pureed sauces and jam. Growing organic pumpkins...

  • How to Propagate Sweet Potato Slips

    One way to grow sweet potatoes is from the roots of the previous season's crop. Growing sweet potatoes from the roots of the previous season ensures that the sweet potatoes are acclimated to your...

  • How to Tell When an Eggplant Is Ripe

    Rich in fiber, potassium and antioxidants, eggplant is a popular ingredient in Mediterranean and Asian recipes. Contrary to common belief, the eggplant is not a vegetable but a fruit in the berry...

  • How to Grow Healthy Vegetables

    Growing a healthy vegetable garden starts before you even purchase your seeds or seedlings. The soil, amount of sunlight and moisture in the garden bed are some of the most important elements to...

  • What Are the Benefits of Heirloom Seeds Vs. Hybrid?

    Heirloom seeds are open-pollinated varieties that have been selected and preserved over an extended period of time. In general, "heirloom" refers to varieties that were created before the early...

  • How to Grow Vegetables During a Drought

    Hot, dry weather is damaging to vegetable plants. While summer vegetables do require warm weather, they also require consistent watering throughout the growing season. Taking steps to improve the...

  • How to Transplant Jiffy Peat Pods

    Jiffy peat pots are natural seed starting pots and pellets. They are made from sphagnum peat moss and wood pulp. You can purchase packages of these ready-made seed pots and fill them with potting...

  • How to Care for Hot Jalepeno Pepper Seedlings

    Jalapeno peppers, like all members of the pepper family, are warm season plants. They do not tolerate any frost, so are often planted indoors in early spring and later transplanted outside to the...

  • How to Plant Seeds in an EarthBox

    An EarthBox is a plastic tub that has a self-watering, self-fertilizing system in place. They are well suited to container gardens or as an extension to traditional garden beds. Vegetables are...

  • How to Plan Garden Yields

    Planning a garden is challenging, yet you'll delight in the fruits of your efforts months after the preparation of your garden when enjoying freshly canned fruits and vegetables. Produce that's...

  • How to Grow Pepperoncini

    The pepperoncini is a type of pepper that is also known as Tuscan pepper, sweet Italian pepper and golden Greek pepper. These mild peppers are frequently served with pizza and offer a tangy...

  • How to Care for Asparagus Crowns

    Asparagus crowns are little year-old plant knobs and the long, white string-like asparagus roots that dangle from the knobs. From these crowns, asparagus tips will grow and spread into the...

  • How to Plant Seeds in Good Soil

    In good soil, planting seeds is so easy that you can sometimes grow plants by simply dropping seeds on the surface of the soil. However, this method is not foolproof and does not protect the seeds...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in the Basement

    Even if you have no room outside for a vegetable garden, you can still grow vegetables. Indoor vegetable gardening allows you to use artificial light and heat to grow vegetables anywhere, even in...

  • How to Use Horse Manure for Sweet Potatoes

    Sweet potato vines are grown for the sweet tubers that grow at their base. Like most potato vines, sweet potatoes are hardy growers if given the right environment and care. They require some good...

  • How to Plant Avocado Seeds in Water

    An avocado is a nice finishing touch on a salad, sandwich, hamburger, quesadilla or any number of other dishes. After you finish enjoying the avocado, you can grow your own avocado tree by...

  • Steps to Grow & Make Popcorn

    Popcorn is a well-loved snack that is perfect for family nights in front of the television or anytime. It is low in fat and calories and tastes great. You can purchase popcorn at any grocery...

  • How to Plant a Watermelon Patch

    Raising a crop of watermelons is easy if you have a spacious planting bed, lots of sunshine and a moist, fertile soil with good drainage. Mulching the patch lessens weed problems. The proper...

  • How to Cultivate Legumes

    Growing legumes in the home garden allows you to enjoy the abundant crops from peas and beans. Pole varieties take up little space in the garden, as they grow vertically instead of sprawling. Bush...

  • How to Plant Veggies in Plastic Totes

    Whether you just don't have much yard space or simply don't want to go to all the work of preparing your garden soil, growing vegetables in plastic totes is an easy way to grow delicious food...

  • How to Plant Speckled Butter Beans

    Butter beans, also more commonly referred to as a lima beans, are relatively easy to grow in your backyard vegetable garden. Because beans require some space to grow enough to make it worth your...

  • How to Sell Fruits & Vegetables

    Growing fruits and vegetables for your own consumption may seem simple enough. But selling your produce requires planning and dedication. The same principles that apply to running a business apply...

  • How to Make a Vegetable Garden With Only One Hour of Work a week....or Less

    I have a 3,600 square foot garden, and tending it took just one hour a week

  • How to Grow Vegetables for Japanese Cuisine

    Japanese vegetables are fun to grow if you are looking for variety or wish to cook more Japanese dishes at mealtime. A few plants grow well in most climates, have high yields and are staples in...

  • How to Determine the Yield of Seed Potatoes

    Potatoes are highly versatile and can be harvested and eaten at almost any stage of their growth. Best of all, the plants come with their own pre-packaged nutrition, as they grow from seed...

  • Garden Plants and Seeds for Georgia Spring Planting

    Georgia is a wonderful state for gardening, offering moderate temperatures great for producing an array of spring vegetables and flowers. Georgia's spring planting season starts as early as late...

  • How to Transplant Wild Leeks

    Wild leeks, also known as ramps, are a relative of onions and garlic. This strong-smelling plant is well known and loved in the Appalachian region from Nova Scotia to Georgia, and it also grows in...

  • Light Requirements for Growing Vegetable Seeds Indoors

    Adequate light is one of the most important needs for vegetable plants growing indoors. Make lighting an important consideration as you select a location for your container garden.

  • How to Propagate Leeks

    The leek is an annual plant that's related to the onion and garlic. Unlike its relatives, however, the leaves are as prized as the bulb by chefs and home cooks. Leeks have a very mild flavor and...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Fiberglass Pots

    Harvest fresh produce from fiberglass pots just steps from your kitchen door for the ultimate in convenience cooking. Tomatoes, peppers, lettuce and beans can be picked when needed even if you...

  • How to Extract Seeds From Vegetable Plants

    As you bite into a juicy cucumber from your aunt's garden, or a spicy piece of heirloom rainbow chard, do you ever think you could also grow these beauties in your own garden? The process to...

  • How to Grow Watermelons

    Watermelons are so yummy and so easy to grow. Here is how to grow your very own watermelons.

  • How to Grow Gourmet Vegetables

    Gourmet vegetables can create tasty and innovative meals. Expand your garden and choose different plants to make colorful, delicious and creative meals. Try ethnic vegetables suited to your taste...

  • How to Germinate and Plant Vegetable Seeds

    For the healthiest, most productive vegetable plants, give each seed the best chance to survive and thrive by planting them in at the right depth in the right soil at the right time of year. ...

  • Why Do Potato Plants Store Starch in Their Roots?

    Potatoes are one of the most important food crops in the world. They store vast quantities of starch in tubers which grow underground. They store the starch as a nutrition source for the next...

  • How to Save Super Bell Pepper Seeds

    Super bell peppers grow to a size that will make you the envy of your neighboring gardeners. With the right growing conditions and care, this bell pepper can grow to half a pound. The bell pepper...

  • How to Scoop Out Pumpkin Seeds for Growing

    There's nothing quite like driving along a country road in autumn. The foliage is at its peak, and farm stands overflow with fall produce. The fields are dotted with orange spheres of all sizes,...

  • How to Make Onion Sets

    The onion is a versatile vegetable that adds flavor to many favorite dishes. Onions are easy to grow in a home garden, but gardeners in most of the U.S. need a head start to grow the large,...

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