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Potato blight is the bane of many gardeners’ existence. This rapidly spreading disease can quickly ruin an otherwise bountiful potato harvest. But what if your potatoes have only minor blight damage? Is it safe to simply cut away the visibly affected parts and eat the rest? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive into everything you … Read more
While working in the garden, you may come across tiny white spheres nestled in the soil or potting mix. Upon closer inspection they look almost like miniature ping pong balls or jelly beads So what are these mysterious white globules? Should you be concerned about their presence? Here’s a look at the most common culprits … Read more
As a novice cook and vegetable gardener, I’ve had my fair share of experiences with rotten tomatoes. Nothing’s worse than eagerly slicing into a tomato only to find a mushy, moldy mess inside. But tomatoes don’t always broadcast when they’ve gone bad. Sometimes it can be tricky to discern whether that tomato in your fridge … Read more
If your lilac bush is shedding brown leaves too soon, don’t despair. This could be a sign of lilac blight, a common bacterial disease that spreads through wind and rain. Watch for buds may blacken and brown spots on the leaves that can later grow into sizable blight areas that extend to the stems and … Read more
Sunflowers are one of the most beloved flowers with their big, bright yellow blooms that put smiles on faces. Sunflowers cultivated annually should come from seed, not cuttings. However, perennial sunflowers can be grown from cuttings. Though different kinds call for different techniques, propagating perennial sunflowers from cuttings is more difficult than from seed. Why … Read more
Many home gardeners experience tomatoes with green interiors at some point. But there’s no need to worry. Green tomatoes are perfectly safe to eat, even if the inside is still green. In this article, we’ll explain why some tomatoes stay green inside, when they are safe to eat, and how to enjoy tomatoes at all … Read more
With their vibrant green leaves and health benefits, spinach plants are a beloved vegetable grown in backyards and farms worldwide. This illustrated guide takes a close look at spinach through a collection of high-quality photos, examining the plant’s appearance throughout its life cycle along with growing tips. What Does a Spinach Plant Look Like? Spinach … Read more
Water-soluble fertilizers provide rapid nourishment that dissolves quickly in water, making them ideal for container plants, seedlings, and vegetables that need frequent feedings. While you can find both synthetic and organic options, organic water-soluble fertilizers offer an environmentally-friendly way to give your plants an extra boost without harsh chemicals When selecting the best organic water-soluble … Read more
As someone learning Spanish, it’s important to know how to express basic actions like “taking care of” something or someone. The Spanish language has a few different ways to say this that are good to know. The Phrase “Tomar Cuidado De” One of the most common ways to say “take care of” in Spanish is … Read more
Agaves are striking architectural plants that thrive in hot, dry conditions. Their rosettes of stiff, spiky leaves come in a range of shapes like spirals, spears, and artichoke-like forms. Though agaves flower just once before dying, they produce new young plants called pups that let you expand your collection easily. Learning how to properly plant … Read more