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Harvest leaf lettuce when the leaves are several inches long. Cut head lettuce at… More
... and then remove the leaves. Rhubarb is ready for harvesting when the stems… More
In the summer, cut the entire stem at the base before it goes to… More
Harvest radishes by pulling them from the ground when they are the right size… More
The best time to harvest beans is when the pods are full but not… More
Harvest when eggplants are 6 to 8 inches long and glossy. Dull or brown… More
Plant lice are tiny insects that live off of vegetation. Unfortunately for gardeners, their… More
Growing your own vegetable garden is a great way to provide fresh, healthy vegetables… More
Hydroponics is the practice of growing plants without soil. The chief advantage to this… More
...as early as possible. But the ideal time to plant vegetable seeds depends on… More
Insects love the vegetables in your garden as much as you do. And a… More
The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map classifies the region from Amarillo to Perryton in… More
The EarthBox Company claims that their plant-growing system, which goes by the same name,… More
...w voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) can both infect vegetable gardens. Pine voles, which do the… More
Fertilizer choices for a North Texas vegetable garden depends on soil type and type… More
...re you live, summer may be the time to plant your vegetable garden or… More
...o come. You can use your vegetables and plants to harvest seeds for all… More
Growing vegetables from seed saves the cost of at least some of your food.… More
You can save your own vegetable seeds. Wait until the vegetables are ripe, and… More
How and when to harvest vegetables from the resource libraries at GardenGuides. More
...d out why leeks are one of the most cold-tolerant vegetables with help from an… More
...e works very well. Learn how to grow okra in your vegetable garden in this… More
Knowing what to look for when buying collard greens for your garden is very important… More
...yard. Learn how to grow Red Sails lettuce in your vegetable garden in this free… More
Harvest plants with the whole garden in mind, finding overcrowded areas and extra leaves. Learn… More
A vegetable garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and… More
Color vegetable oil by finding a colorless oil, heating the oil in the microwave for… More
When harvesting a vegetable garden, a good rule of thumb is that the vegetables should… More
A vegetable garden can be grown pretty much anywhere that they can get sunlight, and… More
...e a variety of options when designing a specialty vegetable garden, as an individual can… More
To harvest asparagus, allow it to grow for three years, look for thick, lush asparagus… More
Vegetables gardens are easy to grow, as all that is needed is a sunny spot,… More
The best time to plant vegetable gardens depends on the type of vegetables that are… More
A vegetable garden can be planted on a large property or in a container on… More
Create a vegetable garden layout by only including vegetables that the family will eat, providing… More
Start a vegetable garden by laying out a thick layer of organic compost, planning out… More
When laying out a small vegetable garden, plant the largest vegetables in the center of… More
When designing a container vegetable garden, choose small vegetables that require little room to grow,… More
When planting a vegetable garden, determine which vegetables will be eaten regularly, map out where… More
Harvesting and storing beets is simple by pulling them out of the ground when they… More
When harvesting and storing corn, break the ears off the stalk when the kernels have… More
Controlling major garden pests, such as horned worms and beetles, requires using some type of… More
Saving vegetable seeds is a great way to grow new vegetables in future seasons, and… More
Harvest tomatoes a week after they turn red, and store them in a cool place… More
...arn how to select the area for a home or backyard vegetable garden in this… More
...earn the basics of vertical gardening for growing vegetables in this free online video guide… More
Learn home vegetable garden care & maintenance in this free organic gardening video. Get beginner… More
Learn what tools you'll need for working in your vegetable garden in this free online… More
Learn how to weed a home or backyard vegetable garden in this free organic gardening… More
Learn the basics of vegetable gardening in this free online video guide to vegetable gardening. More
...rn about how to design & build a home or backyard vegetable garden in this… More
Learn about where to buy your vegetable plants for a home or backyard vegetable garden… More
Learn how to protect a home or backyard vegetable garden from bad weather in this… More
...arn about how to design & plan a home or backyard vegetable garden in this… More
Learn about clean area for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn about gardening mix for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Many vegetables need to be planted at different times of the year. Get tips on… More
Learn about the best location for a spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video… More
There's nothing sweeter than homegrown strawberries. Learn all about strawberry plant care with gardening tips… More
Learn about watering vegetables for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Vegetables gardens are a great way to produce your own organic food. Learn how to… More
Many vegetables grow better when planted in the winter. Get tips for planting cold weather… More
Vegetable gardens are a great way to produce your own organic food. Learn tips for… More
We are building raised beds for vegetables this year. Since we are new to gardening and especially veggies, we need to know what type of soil to use in our 4x10 beds which will be about 12-15 inches high. Can we use topsoil or a "garden mix" that we can… More
..., so I'm looking forward to the challenge... plus harvesting the… More
...ms like at least once every year while harvesting vegetables, I come accross something that is misshapen or malformed. I bet a lot of other gardeners do too. Here is a picture of a two-pronged carrot I pulled recently. I've shown you mine, now you show me yours! More
...le container gardening questions in the Fruits or Vegetables forum in The Kitchen Garden forum. Thanks! More
...to use the area where our dog run is for planting vegetables. Is it safe to use due to dog poo and urine. How can I prepare or clean the area to make it safe for planting vegetables. I… More
Hi! I live in an urban area and I plan to start a vegetable garden. I just moved into a house that has a nice big yard, whereas before I was living in apartments. Here's the thing: The lawn is thick with grass. I'd like to cut out a fairly… More
...008, stokes@stokeseeds.com wrote: Calling all our vegetable Gardeners Across the gardening industry it has been noted that vegetable gardening has become extremely popular again. This is probably due to communities across North America, setting… More
...ely new to gardening and just started my own herb/vegetable garden. I bought rosemary seeds, but shortly after, I discovered that two of the plants in my front yard are rosemary bushes. Are these safe to use as food? If so, how do I harvest/store? More
..., canning, drying, pickling, et al. I have frozen vegetables (mostly mine), fruits (some mine). I can a lot of tomato products (salsas, soups (yum), ketchup, etc) In the next year I will be freezing and… More
... gardens by doing some weeding or by helping them harvest. I have always had a… More
These are the rules we have to follow below. Sadly we can only write in our own journal but can't get feed back from others. :mad: Hope everyone is enjoying my spring with me though, :carrot: I'm Very excited this year since I get to plan, develop what I want,… More
Our Container Vegetable Garden was a success but not without problems, too little water, too much water, soil mix was too heavy didn't drain well, fertlizer " too much, too little, how much , how often, I learned one thing containers must be watched very carefully because things happen FAST… More
...to plant, maintain and harvest their own flowers, vegetables and herbs. Our weekly spring classes will consist of different theme days, including topics such as plants, insects, international gardening, and health. We will spend most of our… More
...ld springs here because we can't start harvesting vegetables until late August. So this year I figure I'm going to fix mother nature and grow a tomato in my greenhouse. Well, it's now 8 feet tall loaded with tomatoes and threating to… More
...ybrids, which cannot be grown from seeds that you harvest. You can, however, save seeds from… More
Greetings from down under. :cool: Our farm owner, Alf, has had more than 40 years of experience working on wild and cultivated plants in Australia. Now approaching retirement as a teacher, it has been a natural progression for Alf to purchase and develop a hobby farm. He is developing a… More
We are planning to do some intensive vegetable gardening and need to figure out how to not to spend a ton of money on feeding our plants. We have got our soil tested from a lab and need to make years worth of amendments. Thus we are looking to go… More
...d this forum. We are planning on starting a small vegetable garden. In the fall, I prepared an area where we would like to plant (I just removed weeds, took a soil test, added some topsoil and fertilzer and turned it all over). I… More
This is my first veggie garden. I have a lot planted in a small space. I tried to maximize the space by making trellises from small trees in the backyard. Still... I planted a little too much, and had to remove some plants. I had no idea how huge zucchini… More
So I live in central coast california and we just had a ton of trees trimmed in our backyard and then these things started to sprout up. Knowing pretty much squat about plants I decided to dig one of these bad boys up to try to figure it out... but… More
I started this one to sticky it. Will edit soon I promise! More
Hi I'm new here. Does anyone know of a good place to find preplanned garden layouts? I had a great garden about 10 yrs ago. I have since moved and am having trouble getting anything decent. Some years it was the weather. or rodents. I have tried different 2 loacations… More
There is something about growing your own that is so much more satisfying then buying a ready made seedling. What about you? More
here is what is going on in the south yard. More
I came into a bag of these today but was not told what they are. I've seen them before but never knew what they were. Can anyone help me and identify them for me? More
How long and at what pressure do I can venison vegetable soup? I've only canned using fruits and vegetables that I could process in a boiling water bath until now. More
How do I can vegetable soup? I would like to use potatoes, carrots, cabbage, onion, store bought can corn, green beans, and tomato soup. I tried and the lids sealed but the juice started leaking around the lids after one day. Please help. More
...hobby-gardener, but after reading it, we put in a vegetable garden and an herb garden. I've learned… More
... a few months back and I want to plant an organic vegetable garden. I have an idea of which fruits and vegetables I want to plant and I know I want to… More
...lp. i have many gardens but my problem one is the vegetable one. this year i have some milkweed growing in it and i was wondering if… More
I have a question I have grown up with gardens all my life but there is one thing I would like an answer to. I know with flowers you can plant two flower plants in one hole to make it look fuller and to save on space if there is… More
Is container gardening the only solution to plant vegetables on a path where the rainwater drains? Any tips whatsoever? More
My garden is in a place that is shaded about half the day, does anyone have any suggestions for veggies? More
In general, should my garden be watered alot, and kept moist. Or less water and allow the top of the soil dry a bit before watering. More
Harvesting and Using Fresh Cantaloupe By Brenda Hyde Cantaloupe, is a muskmelon, as are the Casaba, honeydew, Persian and Crenshaw melons. Growing up I loved cantaloupe more than watermelon. Now, my daughter who is three, can eat half a cantaloupe at a time and definitely rivals my love of this… More
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