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  • 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,...

  • How to Soak Watermelon Seeds in Milk Before Growing

    Soaking watermelon seeds in milk will help them to sprout more quickly. Everyone wants their gardens to mature faster, especially people trying to garden in the northern United States, where the...

  • Remedies for Black Spots on Pepper Plants

    Peppers have both a culinary and an ornamental purpose. They are a staple in our backyard gardens; grown for their variety in taste, color and shape. Like any living thing, the plants and their...

  • How to Plant Vegetables With Landscape Fabric

    Landscape fabric can significantly decrease the workload for the vegetable gardener, with the investment of a reasonable amount of time and money. It is easy to install, reduces the amount of time...

  • Tips on Brown Pepper Plants

    Brown peppers come in both sweet and hot varieties and they can bring unusual color and add interest to salads and other dishes on your table. Whether you are interested in growing the sweet...

  • How to Grow Lettuce & Spinach Under Fluorescent Lights

    Growing lettuce and spinach inside is just as easy as growing any other plant indoor plant; all that is needed is a proper growing space, plenty of water, and above all else, sufficient light....

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Wet Soil

    Good soil leads to a good vegetable crop. Plants require the right amount of moisture and nutrients in the soil in order to flourish. Most gardens require some work in order to develop adequate...

  • How to Grow Vegetables on an A-Frame

    Vegetable gardens that are low on space will benefit by going vertical for plants that produce vines. Growing on A-frame structures eliminates the need for large growing areas and is easier to...

  • How to Prevent Eggplant Flowers from Dropping

    Eggplant is a member of the nightshade family and is related to tomatoes and peppers. Much like these vegetables, eggplants require warm and sunny weather in order to reach maturity. Eggplants...

  • How to Plant Spaghetti Squash

    Spaghetti squash is a member of the winter squash family, and will keep for many months on into winter if properly stored. This long-vining vegetable grows in soil mounds or hills. The mounds are...

  • How to Plant Vegetables & Weed Control at Same Time

    Gardeners can plant specific vegetables to help control the amount of weeds in their gardens. Companion planting and intercropping are organic methods of pest and weed control. Planting to control...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in PVC

    Creating a PVC grow chamber is the perfect solution for those wishing to grow vegetables in small spaces without much hassle. This system is a combination of traditional soil gardening and...

  • How to Trim Onion Plants

    Onion plants are one of the easier crops to grow and you can enjoy your own homegrown vegetables. If you choose to produce onions from seeds, you can trim the stems before they go outside to...

  • How to Grow Varieties of Tomatoes

    What was once considered poisonous, linked to witches and werewolves, and looked upon with fear and suspicion of causing cancer? Texas A&M University says it's the tomato. Today, with nearly...

  • How To Grow Peas in Egg Cartons

    Peas are a cold-weather crop, which means that in climates that warm up quickly in the spring, the growing season can be short. The best way to extend the season by four to six weeks, especially...

  • How to Plant California Asparagus

    Planting asparagus is a rewarding venture because buying these vegetables in the grocery store can tend to be quite expensive. If you are an avid gardener and have the appropriate space, you will...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Boxes

    Planting a vegetable garden in boxes can be easy and rewarding if you don't have the space for a full backyard garden. Boxes can be made out of wood, metal, plastic or many other sturdy materials....

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Barrels

    Planting vegetables in barrels is as easy as planting them in the ground. Proper soil, fertilizer, sun and sufficient water are the main ingredients for barrel planting. Wood holds the least...

  • How to Harvest Spaghetti Squash

    Spaghetti squash is an unusual vegetable belonging to the winter squash family. It's distinguishing characteristic is its flesh, which scrapes out to form long noodle-like strands. Spaghetti...

  • How to Plant Green Beans in a Window Box

    You might be surprised to learn that you can plant green beans, referred to as bush beans in the agricultural world, in containers such as a window box. There are many types of bean seeds...

  • How to Grow Spaghetti Squash From Seed

    Spaghetti squash is an easy-to-grow squash that can be grown nearly anywhere. It's a winter squash, which means that it's not harvested until cool weather, after the skin has had a chance to...

  • How to Make Soil to Grow Vegetables

    A vegetable garden involves a lot more care than just sowing the seeds and waiting for a tomato to start growing. Vegetable gardening requires planning and preparing the soil. The soil condition...

  • How to Plant Garlic & Onions

    It's hard to imagine a kitchen garden without two indispensable culinary ingredients, onions and garlic. Both are easy to grow, and require very little space. For best results, plant garlic cloves...

  • How to Raise Cucumbers in a Container Garden

    If you love the idea of fresh vegetables at your fingertips, but you're space-challenged, consider planting vegetables in containers. Although several vegetables are suitable for container...

  • How to Grow Root Vegetables

    Having a home vegetable garden is the best way to assure fresh, tasty vegetables for yourself and your family. Root vegetables, or vegetables that are grown underground, can be some of the best to...

  • How to Grow Fall Vegetables

    Planting, gardening and growing are most often associated with the spring and summer months, when temperatures are warm and flowers are blooming. Don't put those gardening gloves away just because...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Sandy Soil

    Good soil is the most basic necessity for a successful vegetable garden. The best soil is rich in organic matter and drains well while still holding on enough moisture and nutrients to feed plant...

  • How to Garden Sugar Snap Peas

    Sugar snap peas have sweet, edible pods. Unlike other edible-pod peas such as snow peas, they are harvested when the pea seeds inside are almost fully formed and the pods are at their sweetest. A...

  • How to Harvest Banana Peppers

    Banana peppers are a mild pepper, often grown in home gardens. These peppers grow into long, thin peppers that you may harvest early when they are a yellowish-green or later when they turn red....

  • How to Get Onion Seed

    Collecting or saving seeds is a great way to save money and to familiarize yourself with the life cycle of the plants that you grow. Most plants produce seeds that can be easily replanted,...

  • How to Plant Scallions From Seed

    Scallions are a very popular addition to many kitchens, and can be used in a wide variety of recipes. Growing scallions is relatively easy. They are a very versatile plant, and can be planted in...

  • How to Store Home Grown Potatoes

    Prepare your potato tubers for winter storage if you planted more potatoes than you can eat in a one month time period. Garden grown potatoes can be easily stored for 3 to 6 months when properly...

  • When to Plant Vegetables in North Carolina?

    The two main seasons to grow vegetables in North Carolina are spring and fall. Spring gardens should typically be planted soon after the last frost of winter, and fall gardens should be planted...

  • How to Prepare Soil for Planting Vegetables

    Vegetable gardens are an easy project as long as you follow a few rules. Like running a small business, location should be your first concern. The quality of the soil is also important. If care is...

  • How to Plant Broccolini

    Broccolini is a vegetable that is a cross between gai lan (also called Chinese broccoli or Chinese kale) and broccoli. It resembles broccoli but is smaller and slightly sweeter. It was developed...

  • How to Plant Tomatoes With Hydroponics

    Hydroponics is a method of growing plants that is often used in greenhouses, as the plants are not placed directly in a garden. Hydroponic-grown plants, including tomatoes, are grown in small pots...

  • Where Are Seeds Located on a Carrot?

    The part of the carrot plant that is eaten is the root. Carrots you buy have no seeds. Seeds are only present when the plant flowers. Growers generally harvest carrots before seeding occurs.

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