Robby 
Zesty zucchini is a summer squash that keeps giving in the garden—just one plant can produce up to 10 pounds of squash! Plus, zucchini is simple to grow, grows quickly, beats weeds easily, and doesn’t need much care. But zucchini is a warm-season crop that really can’t handle the cold. This makes spring plantings a … Read more
Opinions on how to prune deciduous fruit trees are innumerable. I have just one: Keep your tree small. If you want your tree to bear fruit and you want to pick and eat that fruit, I think this is the best thing you can do. A small tree’s fruit is easy to pick. In fact, … Read more
Primarily grown for their beautiful foliage, hostas are long-lived, shade-loving perennials highly esteemed by gardeners. There are hundreds of cultivars of these easy-to-grow plants that come in a huge range of sizes, from very small to very large, and their leaves come in pretty shades of green, chartreuse, gold, dusky blue, or beautifully variegated. Numerous … Read more
Hydrangeas are one of the UK’s favourite blooms. If not the favourite. They are often grown in flower beds or pots because they can handle both conditions. The flowers are big and round, which makes them very attractive. Also, now that it’s fall, you should start thinking about putting hydrangeas in pots to stay alive … Read more
If you want a one-of-a-kind fall decoration, pumpkin on a stick plants are a must-see. They are easy to grow from seeds in your garden or a pot. The most intriguing fact about these miniature pumpkin-look-alikes is that they are ornamental eggplants. Plant pumpkin on a stick in the spring. It grows like other eggplants … Read more
This wreath did not cost me anything to make and I love the way it turned out! Putting together all of my front door porch decor for Christmas only cost me $10, which makes me happy too. I love free decor and finding new uses for things I already have. I used pine branches to … Read more
Gardening in sandy soil can be challenging, but sand can actually provide a good foundation for certain plants. The key to growing beautiful plants in a sandy garden is to know what thrives and what doesn’t. We’re going to introduce you to 15 plants that do well in sandy soil. In this article, we’ll cover: … Read more
Planting fig cuttings directly in the ground can be a great way to propagate new fig trees without going through the process of rooting them in containers first. With some simple preparation and care, fig cuttings can take root right in the garden bed and grow into productive trees. In this complete guide, we’ll walk … Read more
As a dedicated sunflower grower, I’ve dealt with my fair share of pesky brown spots on the leaves These unsightly blemishes can put a real damper on your otherwise vibrant sunflower display. But don’t despair! With the right treatment approach, you can get those sunflower leaves looking gorgeous again in no time. In this comprehensive … Read more
Most people don’t grow garlic (Allium sativum) indoors because it doesn’t do well with artificial light. However, it’s not too hard to do if you have a window that gets a lot of light. Youll have the most success growing garlic greens or scapes indoors versus full garlic bulbs. Cloves require chilling for several weeks … Read more