Seckel Pear Pollination Chart
Why a Seckel pear tree? Who doesn’t crave a little concentrated autumn sunshine on the tongue, in the form of sweet and tiny fruits from … Read more
Why a Seckel pear tree? Who doesn’t crave a little concentrated autumn sunshine on the tongue, in the form of sweet and tiny fruits from … Read more
Until conditions turn sour, lettuce is a cinch. Then things start to bolt. The question is: When? That’s a matter of timing. Timing depends on … Read more
Honeyberries, also known as blue honeysuckle, are self-incompatible. This means they need another plant, specificaly a different variety that blooms at the same time, to … Read more
To check your turf, match its weekly water need with what you put down with your sprinklers. Chances are, if you’re guessing, it’s going to … Read more
Think of an anthurium as something that functions like a living factory, not just a houseplant to decorate your home. Thinking this way transforms a … Read more
Germination time isn’t a fixed number on a seed packet. It’s variable, and different factors plays into it: The temperature, the moisture, the size, the … Read more
Want to plant cucumbers? It is better to check your soil temperature then a calendar. Seeds left in cool earth will stay dormant for weeks, … Read more
Plant a pear tree, reap the fruit; except there’s no fruit on the pear tree; just empty branches. You watered it, pruned it, but nothing. … Read more
Precisely how do you plant garlic? You plant it in fall. Then you wait, waiting and waiting. Months later, you hope those bulbs has grown … Read more
You did your soil ph and mulch right, but now you’re harvesting shriveled-up blueberries? Even if you didn’t, probably not, it’s more likely the wrong … Read more
Onions are a timed crop: Plant too soon or too late, or miss the window of cold weather they need (called “frost windows”) and you’ll … Read more