Perhaps you have a hankering for fresh herbs for your homemade food dishes? Unfortunately, you might live where there isn’t enough room for a traditional garden. Let that stop you no longer! To have succulent fresh herbs hanging gently on your walls giving you easy access can be a dream come true, plus it’s simple, […]
How to Start Growing Carrots Indoor
Carrots grown in your garden contain much more of the ‘good stuff’ such as better flavor, vitamins, and texture. The fact remains that canned or processed carrots do not taste as good as freshly grown by your own hand. All natural foods are much healthier and almost always have a better flavor for your palate. […]
9 Clematis Varieties that you can grow on your Garden
Clematis is a favorite plant that can vary quite considerably in terms of color and form. There are several different classes of clematis, and it is essential to know which one you have so it can be cared for correctly. How Will I Know Which Variety I Have? If you have been given a clematis […]
How to Grow Kale Indoors
Kale is a versatile green that provides healthy benefits all year round. Kale is a part of the cabbage family that offers a variety of nutrients and vitamins. This article talks about how to grow kale in your own garden. Get Started Growing Kale Indoors! Growing kale indoors is a relatively simple process. Growing kale […]
15 Best Organic Insecticide for Vegetable Garden
Now it seems strange that people who prefer to grow organic products would want to use organic insecticides to protect their vegetable crops. Some of the insecticides in this list will merely deter insects and other pests from consuming vegetables while others could prove to be fatal. These insecticides will help you to keep the […]
How To Fertilize Plumeria
Plumeria, also known as ‘frangipani’ to some gardeners, is a delightful, delicately colored flower which belongs to the dogbane family of plants. Often grown as ornamental shrubs, plumeria plants are surprisingly hardy for such pretty blooms. They are a tropical species and have no trouble withstanding the harsher conditions of USDA zones 10 and 11. […]