Are you a beginner gardener with no idea where to buy your seeds? Whether you’re looking for flowers or vegetables, heirloom seeds, organic seeds, wildflower seeds for your xeriscape, or hardy fruit trees, you’ll find something in this list.
Ten Fall Garden Chores to Do Now For an Easier Spring
The garden has been planted and most of your vegetables have been harvested. . .now what? Usually I procrastinate in the garden until the first snow falls and it’s too late to do anything. Not this year. These are the seven chores I’ll be doing for a better garden next year.
Disclaimer: I personally garden in USDA hardiness zone 2/3 and my advice is geared to that zone. I’ve provided some tips for warmer climates where possible. If there is something I’ve missed for your growing zone, please share it with us in the comments.
How to Harvest & Process Fresh Pumpkin
For the longest time I’ve had an irrational fear of processing pumpkins. It just seemed overwhelming. How would I cut them? Why did the guts have to be so gross to deal with?
Then as pumpkin puree climbed to $4 a can, I decided enough was enough.
How to Keep Your Garden Alive When You’re Away on Vacation
Every gardener faces a big dilemma every summer: How do you water your garden and keep it alive when you’re on holidays?
I’m sharing my five basic steps for plant care on vacation. These tips should keep your plants alive for a max of 3 days without rain and moderate temperatures. I’ll also give you suggestions for what to do if you’re gone for longer.
Goodbye Bugs! 14 Flowers to Companion Plant in Your Vegetable Garden
Have you always wondered what flowers keep bugs away from the vegetables in your garden? Today we’re talking about companion planting flowers and vegetables, and which flowers can keep the bugs at bay in your garden naturally.
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