We all know it's important to eat your vegetables, and dark leafy bitter greens are a great addition to any diet. They are a ...
While most gardeners start seeds in spring, winter sowing can allow you to plant vegetable, herb, and flower seeds a whole lot earlier. Not only does winter sowing extend the growing season and ...
These seeds are the start of next summer’s blooms. Gardeners can take a cue from nature and use winter as a time to plant seeds of a variety of annual and perennial flowers. Winter is also a great ...
If you only have an outdoor space, grow ‘Mountain Magic’ in a sunny, sheltered position.” Quick-growing salad leaves like rocket, lettuce, and mustard are perfect for winter sowing in trays ...
These seeds are the start of next summer’s blooms. Gardeners can take a cue from nature and use winter as a time to plant seeds of a variety of annual and perennial flowers. Winter is also a ...
You're probably familiar with cabbage, but it has a close relative that's easier to grow, matures more quickly, and has fewer ...
THERE are not many things in your life you can get free – but there is an easy way to get your hands on a lifetime supply worth of fruit and veggies without spending a penny. Lifelong ...
It turns out that sometimes the best thing to do in the garden is nothing, as there is one job gardeners are being urged to ...
The best regions to practice dormant seeding in February include Northern and transitional areas where cool-season grasses ...
What if we do as nature does, self-sowing seeds directly into and onto living soil well after gardening season, then letting the cold, damp and icy winter have her way with them? As a permaculture ...
They arrive looking much like garlic bulbs, and they grow in the same manner. Planted beneath the soil in fall and winter, they get a much-needed chill from the weather and shoot up in the spring.
Grow Ohio Valley, a local nonprofit focused on building better food systems, shares how their commitment to growing local greens continues through the winter months.