How To Grow Vegetables and Vegetable Gardening Tips
Verticle gardening is basically an extension of the "bean tepee" idea. It's a method of growing more with less space by using vertical structures. Obviously not all vegetables can be grown this way, but with a little creativity more than just vining plants can be grown vertically.Many vegetables and herbs can be grown vertically including: green beans sugar snap peas snow peas pole … [Read more …]
Every gardener dreams of the perfect garden location; one with full sun, fertile soil and good drainage. The reality is that many of us need to work … [Read more …]
Mustard isn't just a popular condiment. It's also a nutritious green that can be eaten raw or cooked, and it's easily grown in the vegetable or herb … [Read more …]
Herbs are a wonderful addition to the vegetable garden, and many can be grown easily from seed. The five herbs below can be grown in a traditional … [Read more …]
No matter how small a home's yard may be, it's always possible to grow vegetables, especially if the front yard is converted from a traditional green … [Read more …]
Fava beans (Vicia faba L. ) should be grown by every vegetable gardener at least once. Their buttery taste can't be judged based on the dried, store … [Read more …]
Turnips are very easy to grow in the garden, providing both greens and a root vegetable. They became popular for the kitchen in the 17th century, but … [Read more …]
Kale is a cool weather plant that can not only withstand some frost, it actually improves the taste. While many gardeners pass it by for more popular … [Read more …]
Swiss chard is a cool weather heirloom vegetable that is treasured in the garden because it's easy to grow, nutritious, has few pests and a long … [Read more …]
In the first part of the post on cold frames I went over variations on assembling your own using the basics. Once you've collected the materials for … [Read more …]
I noticed several more questions in the comments, which were enough for another troubleshooting post. Sometimes I know the answer from experience, … [Read more …]
This is part two of the garden troubleshooting questions. Depending on the response I may continue to do this every month. Even those of us who … [Read more …]
Troubleshooting isn't just for computers. Sometimes questions crop up because of a new problem or situation in our garden. Just when we … [Read more …]
Vegetable plants need nutrients, sun and water to thrive. If they are popped into the soil and left on their own they most likely will do poorly, … [Read more …]
Mulching is one of the best things we can do for your vegetable garden. Properly placed mulch helps control the weeds, keeps the soil from drying out … [Read more …]
Lemon scented herbs are a delight to grow in the garden and use in the kitchen. There is a nice selection of plants to choose from that emit the … [Read more …]
Companion planting in the garden has most likely been around for as long as man has been planting seeds. It's simply a method of partnering up … [Read more …]
What is succession planting, and how can it help the home gardener? An example serves as the best explanation. Peas are a cool weather crop and can … [Read more …]
Many of us grew up in a time when a salad consisted of iceberg lettuce and assorted vegetables. Some restaurants still stick with the standard salad … [Read more …]
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Hi, my name is Tee Riddle and I'm passionate about growing fresh, organic vegetables.
I'm intrigued by heirloom vegetables, and crazy about sharing my passions with others.
It is my wish to share as much of my vegetable knowledge that I can with you.
Hopefully, I can learn as much from you as you do from me.
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