Winter gardening guide: What to plant now for a bountiful harvest - Gareth Carter
March has been flying by, so it is time to get cracking with the planting of winter vegetable seeds and seedlings. Following ...
Hey Connecticut, it’s time to spring into action. Get out in your gardens.
By now your vegetable garden should be all planned out and seeds purchased, or at least ordered, as well as onion sets or ...
Kem Ormond’s vegetable garden: Winter gardening tips for a bountiful summer harvest
The one good thing I find when winter starts to arrive is that it does give me the time to read a lot more without feeling I ...
Growing vegetable gardens in Indiana can be a fun and flavorful. Here's how to get started
Growing seeds inside also requires more of an investment because you'll need proper lighting and containers and such. It also ...
Hydrangeas will grow from cuttings if gardeners use 1 vegetable to help them
"It can be disheartening to see your plants and flowers dwindling after winter, propagation is the best way to bring your ...
Dreams of the Possible and Impossible for This Year’s Garden
Cover crops like millet, sorghum, and black-eyed peas have been successful at the botanic gardens. They improve water ...
What’s the trick to getting this frost-tender shrub to survive a cold winter?
Q. I thought Natal Plum was frost-tender, but I’ve seen it survive several winters where frost occurs regularly. Is there a ...
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Seed starting, soil prep and winter harvesting: Here’s your March garden checklist
For vegetable garden beds ... Those are the plants that grow with little to no need for irrigation in your garden. • Winter cold and summer heat: Plants that tolerate the highs and lows in ...
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Consider Starting These Seeds Indoors This Winter For A Stunning Spring Garden
It's never too early to start planning for your spring garden. You can plant slow-growing seeds indoors to give the plants a good headstart growth-wise.
Yuma’s USDA office facing closure amid DOGE cuts
Yuma, known as the "lettuce capital of the world," may lose its USDA office due to Elon Musk and DOGE's proposed cuts, potentially saving $400,000. Local farmers rely on this office for vital services ...