Get a Jump on Spring: How to Fall-Sow Onions and Shallots from Seed
In this guide, we will take a look at the biology of onions and shallots, various methods for fall sowing, and provide you with guidance for your specific growing zone.
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Beat the Frost: A Beginner's Guide to Building a Cold Frame
If it makes you sad to watch your garden wither with the first hard frost, there is an easy and inexpensive solution: extend your growing season by building a cold...
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What a Super El Niño Means For Your Vegetable Garden
We’ll break down what a Super El Niño actually is, how it tends to play out region by region and give you some ideas which heirloom varieties are best suited...
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From Snow to Blooms: The Best Flowers to Start Indoors in Winter
Starting flowers indoors in winter gives you a valuable head start, especially for varieties that need a long growing season to truly shine.
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What You Can Plant Outside in January (By USDA Zone)
January planting isn’t about pushing limits blindly, it’s about working within your climate. By understanding your USDA zone and respecting the limitations of your weather, you can make smart planting...
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From Seed to Sprout: How to Grow Mung Bean Sprouts Fast Indoors
Growing mung bean sprouts and microgreens at home is fast and easy. With just some beans, a jar, and a few days, you can enjoy a nutrient-packed harvest.
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Fast Growing Greens for Every Season
Quick-growing leafy greens let home gardeners enjoy fast harvests, plenty of vitamins, and a way to keep their gardens producing all year. You can grow the right types from seed...
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What to Grow in Winter by Zone
Winter is a time of rest and recuperation for the gardener, but for the motivated, it can also be a season for growing a bountiful harvest! If you love to grow...
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How to Overwinter Pepper and Tomato Plants
Taking the time to properly overwinter your peppers and tomatoes will give you a big head start in the spring.
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Tips For Moving Plants Indoors
As the weather gets colder, some of your perennial plants may need to come indoors. This will depend on each variety's temperature sensitivity and your climate. Here are some helpful tips...
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What to Plant in February
Wondering what to plant in February? William DeMille has graciously shared his personal gardening to-do list for this month to give you some ideas. As always, consider your climate, zone, and gardening...
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Seeds You Can Plant in January for a Flourishing Garden
January is a pivotal time for gardeners. Planning and planting begin in earnest now. It may feel like spring and summer are very far away right now, as we are...
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The Surprising Benefits of Adding Kale to Your Home Garden
Kale is a cold-hardy, non-heading, green vegetable. It belongs to the brassica family, like cabbage, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts. One of the easiest brassicas to grow, kale is especially tasty...
