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I read a lot about hilling with straw before deciding to use that as well. Never, did I encounter anything about white mold. I instantly googled “white mold in growing potatoes.”
Insects, often referred to as garden pests, are a natural part of the cycle of growing food. Don’t fret, it means your garden is alive but let’s take a closer look into finding some balance.
Whenever I enter the garden, to work, to observe, or to harvest… I bring the same three tools with me…
Growing vegetables from seed shouldn’t be daunting. The following five veggies are easy for beginners to grow from seed – in the ground, a raised bed, or in a container.
A step-by-step guide to planting peas. Plus, a little experiment on whether to soak or not to soak peas before you plant them.
If you’ve ever found yourself at your local garden centre gazing upon rows of seedlings, feeling overwhelmed and not knowing what to buy – this short comprehensive guide is for you.
A step-by-step guide to planting peas. Plus, a little experiment on whether to soak or not to soak peas before you plant them.
Watch the video above to see how our growing carrots in a container project is progressing.
Why do you pot up? What is potting up? How do you pot up? When do you pot up? Do you have to pot up? All great questions. Let’s dive in.
Maybe you’ve tried carrots in the past only to have grown a wee little thing that might somewhat resemble a carrot. I’m here to urge you to try again BUT in a container!
Growing vegetables from seed shouldn’t be daunting. The following five veggies are easy for beginners to grow from seed – in the ground, a raised bed, or in a container.
Seed starting is as personal and diverse as gardeners themselves. But if buying seedlings that are ready to plant is so easy… why commit the time and energy to grow from seed?
