Farming Chart

The tomatoes is sickly this year. They’re growing on ground that held potatoes last summer. And no, that’s not just bad luck. Knowing which veggies … Read more

The leaves is lacey: No wonder you’re disappointed in this years crop of tomatoes (or cabbage, or broccoli). Something ate them at night. In fact, … Read more

It’s late july here in ohio, and you’re expecting your tomatoes to be ripe with bright red fruit, so you go out into the garden … Read more

It’s either A potential monarch butterfly headed south toward Mexico, or that thing over there eating your tomatoes. How will you tell? Half the battle … Read more

The apple tree cannot produce fruit on its own. Its own pollen can’t fertilize its flowers. If you plant a Honeycrisp, you’ll get blooms year … Read more

What wakes up to go to work one day only to discover your seedlings is down to their stems? That’s frustrating. You’ve waited; you’ve watered; … Read more

The dragon fruit vine make an impressive display with its large white flower clusters that glow in the moonlight and its thick healthy stems all … Read more

Why are you growing A ROW OF sweet bell peppers alongside hot-as-hell habaneros? It seemed like a good idea: the flavor of one won’t affect … Read more

If you only have one sweetheart blueberry bush, you’re probably disappointed and wondering why your fruit isn’t sweet. Most of the time, it won’t be. … Read more

That’s why when shopping for blueberries, if you want fruit, you buy more than one variety. A single blueberry bush will work (at a discount), … Read more

You knew you wanted big, sweet northern highbush fruit, so you got yourself some Patriot blueberry plants and then waited maybe years while they grows … Read more