Posts Tagged ‘gardening’
September Gardening
September’s Garden Those who know me well … and not so well … know that I love every aspect of gardening. September is a busy time in the garden. Not only do you have to think about closing out summer crops and keeping up with fall crops, but your mind must also be looking ahead…
Obstacles to Homesteading- and how to get around them
Here in the U.S., homesteading is on the rise. If you are thinking of making a change from your current lifestyle to a simpler life, you may face many homesteading obstacles. This is especially true of those who don’t have farming roots.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About Poinsettia Plant Care
With a Little Poinsettia Plant Care, You Can Keep Your Plant Alive and Growing for Years The poinsettia plant has come to represent the holiday season in much of the world. Until recently, I didn’t even think of keeping one after it “died.” Then I learned poinsettia plant care can mean years of growth and…
Read MoreThe BEST Tips For Growing, Harvesting & Storing Winter Squash
Winter squash is a part of the same family as summer squash, melons, and cucumbers are known as the gourd family. To me, winter squash is the easiest to grow, harvest and store. There are several varieties to choose from and they are all nutritious and delicious.
Read More2 Main Cover Crops For the Garden- and why you should plant this green fertilizer
The list of benefits to cover crops for the gardens is extensive. Choosing a cover crop to accomplish a specific goal for their zone is where most people run into trouble. Let’s look at the two main cover crops and see if we can’t clear up some of the questions you may have.
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