Ever so often, you come across a gardening concept that teaches you how to make the best out of the limited space you have available. Since organic gardening has grown a lot in popularity over the past decade, people find the idea of planting their own greens a lot more appealing. The entire concept of …
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Once considered a rare delicacy, tomatoes are now a staple garden fruit that is easy to grow and bears an abundance of various shaped and colored tomatoes to use in sauces, recipes, or even eaten as is. Easily forced, you can find them in the grocery stores at any time of year as well, or …
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Green beans are a form of the common bean and are generally the protective husks, young fruit and the unripe counterparts of the common bean. These beans are also commonly known as string beans, French beans, snap beans and now also as stringless beans. When it comes to growing beans, there are many different types …
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Summer just isn’t summer without at least one tomato plant growing somewhere. At least that’s my opinion, and it doesn’t take many to have a healthy crop to feed your family and friends if you are so inclined. But occasionally tomatoes can be finicky and provide some moments of grief and anxiety while you coax …
My first forays into starting a vegetable garden as a beginner were seriously out of control, and I quickly learned that starting small was definitely the way to go. Gradually I increased the sizes of my garden beds, the variety of plants I started each year, and the complexity of my growing techniques until I …
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