In the grand tapestry of life, the small, seemingly insignificant things often spark our curiosity and lead us down fascinating paths of discovery. Take garlic, a modest little bulb that has managed to find its way into kitchens and cuisines worldwide. One can’t help but wonder, as we chop, mince, or roast this pungent delight: […]
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Do you want to use your green thumb to nab some cold, hard cash? All you need are some plants and a passion for selling! It’s a fun and easy way to make extra money and doesn’t require much investment. However, it is essential to understand the basics of making money selling plants to maximize […]
With all the technological advances of our time, the outdoors is starting to feel like a foreign environment. It’s not uncommon for kids to spend lots of time indoors on electronic devices. They are either playing video games, watching TV, or using the computer. The stats are staggering! As a parent, you understand the importance […]
Today, cauliflower is becoming more trendy, and it’s common to see it used in pizza crust, rice, bread, and crackers. It’s an excellent cool-season vegetable crop that’s adaptable to both partial shade and full sun. Cauliflower also comes in colors other than white and can be used for adding color to your garden and plate. […]
Fall officially begins on September 22 this year. Historically, the autumn season is synonymous with pumpkins. They dominate harvest images and are an essential part of both Halloween and Thanksgiving. But Americans apparently don’t want to grow pumpkins this fall. What are they growing instead? Gardening experts at All About Gardening analyzed Google Trends data […]
If you’re wondering, “is broccoli man made?”, the answer is yes, broccoli is man-made. But don’t panic. That doesn’t necessarily mean the vegetable originated in a laboratory. In fact, broccoli isn’t even a recent invention. Read on to learn how ancient farmers used selective breeding to produce broccoli. A Quick Guide to Selective Breeding Selective breeding, also […]
In this article, different types of microgreens will be highlighted. These will give you a foundation to expand, as there are numerous other varieties. Remember that the germination and harvest days statistics are based on growing temperatures between 65 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Use these averages as a starting point and modify them for your […]
Drought sounds like a gardener’s worst nightmare. But despite the common association of gardening with watering cans or hoses, many plants can tolerate periods of drought once they are established. So many that it would be impossible to survey them all here. Instead, we’ll go over a few of our favorite drought-tolerant plants. Plus, we’ll […]
This article was published on natureofhome.com Mulberries are one of the easiest trees you can grow. Whether you’re looking for something that packs ornamental value, hoping to attract wild birds, or planning to grow a reliable fruit tree that produces an abundant crop year after year, these underrated trees will quickly earn a well-deserved spot […]
Potatoes are some of the most rewarding plants to grow in your vegetable garden. They are filling, rich in vitamins, minerals, and oxidants, and are a delicious crowd-pleaser on any dinner table. Provide them with full sun, loose soil, compost, and regular watering, and they will produce a large crop that will last you throughout […]
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