Fruit Tree Ripening Chart
The best way to get the right pick is to stop looking at calendar. Why? Because you’ll never find it. You won’t find it, even … Read more
The best way to get the right pick is to stop looking at calendar. Why? Because you’ll never find it. You won’t find it, even … Read more
Sow radish seed? Two weeks later, nothing but bare ground. It was garden heartbreak. Again. Each year, you reach into a drawer or a warm … Read more
When you plant the sapling, you anticipate harvesting right away, but tree doesn’t work that way at all. You water it carefully in first year. … Read more
How old are those seeds? If your spring garden plans include leafy greens (and who doesn’t?), the answer matter, because their shelf life is brief. … Read more
Spring promises flowers. They promise fruit. Pink and white blooms on trees; oh, you think it will be apples and cherries? Think again. First bloom … Read more
Plan according to the biology of beet seeds, lest you end up with bare spots in your vegetable-garden beds because the seeds won’t germinate. Because … Read more
Gardeners often plant lettuce in May only to watch soil stay bare if it gets too warm. Rake your bed, water lightly, and wait and … Read more
There’s one issue with picking too early when you’re growing dragon fruit: Sure, it comes off of the cactus looking good, but days later it … Read more
Is that pack of carrot seeds in the pantry still good? Probably not. Carrots are not as forgiving than peas or beans about sitting idle … Read more
Think you know what sour tastes like? Think again. What’s called “sour” are actualy a chemical reaction between your mouth, some sugar buffers, and the … Read more
In late february, you discover a packet of Brandywine seeds in your garage. They are three-year-old seeds. The envelope’s looking faded; there’s no telling whether … Read more