Homegrown Vegetables High In Vitamin A Gardener S Path

Let’s take a closer look at what this essential nutrient has to offer: We’ve been told since we were young that eating carrots will help our eyesight… or maybe it was just my mom who said that? There is some truth to this common recommendation because carrots, and several other types of vegetables, happen to be a good source of vitamin A. We link to vendors to help you find relevant products....

January 13, 2023 · 7 min · 1305 words · Marie Upshaw

How To Collect Harvest Save Cilantro Seeds

If you take the time to collect cilantro seeds from your garden, you’ll never have to buy them again! They are one of the many types of seeds I harvest from my garden every year, and saving them could not be easier. Plus, you get a double bonus with this one, because the seeds are coriander. So, you can use them to fill your spice rack, and also keep some to plant again next year....

January 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1534 words · James Quinn

How To Grow Chives Gardening Channel

By Julie Christensen If you grow no other herb, you must grow chives (Allium schoenoprasum). These undemanding plants are as beautiful in a perennial bed as they are in the vegetable or herb garden. They have slender, bright green foliage that stays attractive throughout the summer, as well as tufted lavender or white flowers that appear in early summer. All parts of the chive plants are edible, including the flowers, and they add a subtle, delicate onion flavor to any dish....

January 13, 2023 · 4 min · 749 words · Paul Patterson

How To Grow Hardy Fuchsia Gardener S Path

Hardy fuchsias, however, can live in places that see temperatures ranging down to -5°F. That means you can enjoy the uniquely ravishing blossoms that these lovelies offer up for more than just one year. Fuchsia magellanica There is something so beautifully ephemeral about fuchsias. You don’t get the chance to know and understand them as intimately as you would a plant that you care for year after year, such as a rose....

January 13, 2023 · 16 min · 3268 words · Oscar Naz

How To Harvest Stinging Nettle Root Gardener S Path

It has specific medicinal properties that are unique from those of the other parts of the plant. One of my all-time favorite herbs, stinging nettle has been grown and foraged for food, and used in textiles and medicine, for thousands of years across many parts of the world. You may be aware that you can harvest and eat the leaves, but did you know the root is also usable? We link to vendors to help you find relevant products....

January 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1599 words · Earl Cooper

How To Plant Grow And Care For Beautiful Zinnia Flowers

Flowers Are you thinking of adding some color to your garden by adding some Zinnia flowers? Zinnias come in a variety of different colors, and are easy to both plant and care for. But there's some tricks you'll want in your back pocket to make sure they flourish. In this article, gardening and flower expert Taylor Sievers walks through every step you'll need to successfully plant, grow, and care for Zinnia flowering plants....

January 13, 2023 · 14 min · 2834 words · Tawanda Oakes

How To Propagate Pear Trees From Cuttings Gardener S Path

Since then, I’ve vowed that if I ever build a house from scratch again, I’ll be there when they clear the lot so that they don’t cut down more than they need to. When I moved into my small, new house with a big patch of barren dirt for a backyard, I knew I needed to fill it with trees. Before it had been cleared for construction, it was a beautiful slice of forest....

January 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1534 words · Nicholas Ashley

How To Protect Plants From Frost Damage Get Busy Gardening

For gardeners that are used to growing in cold climates, frost is just something we know we have to deal with every year. But for new gardeners, it can be a very confusing topic. Why do you need to worry about frost-proofing plants? What does frost do to plants? How cold does it have to be for frost? How do you cover plants to protect from frost? And how the heck do you know what plants should be covered for frost anyway?...

January 13, 2023 · 9 min · 1733 words · Amy Castle

Kitchen Garden Basics How To Start Growing Food Today

What is kitchen gardening? There are two types of kitchen gardening. The first type takes place in your kitchen and can involve either re-growing veggies from food scraps (if you want to try this, I recommend Katie Elzer-Peter’s book, No-Waste Kitchen Gardening) or growing herbs and veggies on your windowsill. But the type of kitchen gardening we’re talking about in this article takes place outdoors. It involves growing fresh, organic vegetables right outside your back door....

January 13, 2023 · 9 min · 1781 words · Patricia Myers

Monstera Leaves Curling Reasons And How To Fix Them

With large, exotic cut foliage, monsteras make a great impression in any space. It is not very difficult to keep this plant well-maintained and happy, but there are some common troubles to watch out for. And one of them is this Monstera Leaves Curling. Read below to find out why it happens and how to take care of it! Here are the best types of Monstera you can grow Reasons for Monstera Leaves Curling 1....

January 13, 2023 · 5 min · 1043 words · Gary Ostrander

Planting Under Cedar Trees 18 Landscaping Ideas Gardening Channel

By Erin Marissa Russell The structure and root system of cedar trees can make it a bit of a challenge to landscape underneath them. That’s why we’ve put together this list of ideas for 18 different plants you can grow underneath cedar trees. Take a look at the plants listed here to find out which will work the best in your garden. Astilbe Astilbe is a delightful perennial that will reward your investment of time and energy with tall spires of blossoms in pink, red, or white....

January 13, 2023 · 10 min · 1934 words · Shelly Sullivan

Stop Sooty Mold Fungus From Attacking Your Plants Gardener S Path

This condition is usually an indication of an infestation from aphids, whiteflies, soft scale, leafhoppers, mealybugs, spotted lanternflies, and other insects with piercing mouthparts that feed on plant sap. Are parts of your plants covered with black splotches or a dark coating? If so, it’s possible they are suffering from a condition called sooty mold. Sooty mold is the common name for several types of fungi that grow on the sweet secretions left behind by sap-sucking insects that feed on your plants....

January 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1494 words · Joseph Nash

Types Of Houseplant Bugs Who They Are And What To Do About Them

Preventing houseplant pest infestations Certain houseplants are definitely more prone to pest issues than others, but houseplant bug problems are often prevented by following a few simple steps. Carefully inspect all new plants before bringing them into your home. Many types of houseplant bugs piggyback their way into your house from the nursery where the plants were grown. Before buying new plants (or taking in “strays” from friends and family), be sure to examine the plant from top to bottom, looking on leaf undersides, along the stems, and even in the soil for signs of the common houseplant insect pests I’m going to introduce you to below....

January 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1630 words · Daniel Butterworth

Vermicomposting How To Start Worm Farming Gardening Channel

by Matt Gibson Worm composting, or vermicomposting, is a great way to recycle your kitchen trash while creating a microorganism-friendly and nutrient-rich soil for your garden that is almost completely made up of worm castings. Not only will you be making your garden more luscious and vibrant, but you’ll no longer have to deal with stinky garbage bins now that you are repurposing your kitchen waste. The only kitchen scraps that don’t go in the compost bins are waste from animal products, such as meat and dairy products....

January 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1612 words · Kiara Dupre

Why Are My Pothos Leaves Turning Yellow And How To Fix It Smart Garden Guide

Many people love the Pothos as a house plant because it is easy to grow and requires minimal maintenance. If your Pothos leaves start turning yellow, you might wonder what on earth is wrong with it! This article will explain why this happens, how to fix it and how to prevent yellow leaves in the future. Why are my Pothos leaves turning yellow? Yellow leaves on a Pothos can be due to:...

January 13, 2023 · 7 min · 1308 words · Fred Maccormack

11 Beautiful Philodendron Varieties You Can Grow From Cuttings

Philodendrons are quite versatile and come in different leaf shapes and colors that match with every decor. The best part is these plants (not just common heartleaf philodendron) are also quite easy to propagate as long as you know how to do it right! Check out the best Philodendron Varieties You Can Grow From Cuttings! Here are the most stunning Philodendrons you can grow Philodendron Varieties You Can Grow From Cuttings Growing these plants from cuttings is the same process for all the types mentioned here....

January 12, 2023 · 5 min · 983 words · Mike Huot

11 Of The Best Winter Squash Varieties Gardener S Path

I love choosing winter squash seed varieties to plant each year almost as much as I enjoy actually eating the fruits of my labor. Almost. When you plant a crop like zucchini, it’s all about savoring the moment, and enjoying summer’s bounty. Growing winter squash on the other hand – that shows you’re thinking ahead. So, treat your future self to a feast – pick winter squash varieties that will fit your growing season and the dimensions of your garden, and please your palate....

January 12, 2023 · 12 min · 2344 words · Napoleon Nicholson

11 Spiller Filler Thriller Succulent Planter Ideas Balcony Garden Web

Use trailing succulents to create a spilling effect, spreading or groundcover succulents as a filler, and upright succulents for the thriller. To learn more about the thriller-spiller-filler technique, click here. Check out some best red succulents here 1. A Thrilling Pot Pair multiple succulents together to have a potful of thrilling delight, which blends the plant’s beauty perfectly. 2. Colorful Crush Succulents paired with colorful flowers and bright green foliage plants will add a color crush to your garden....

January 12, 2023 · 2 min · 317 words · Zola Leveille

14 Amazing Orange Houseplants You Can Grow

Invite feelings of happiness, joy, and enthusiasm by introducing orange color to your home. The brilliant way to do this is to grow these spectacular Orange Houseplants and brighten up your living space! Check out our article on gorgeous orange flower names here Stunning Orange Houseplants 1. Prince of Orange Botanical Name: Philodendron ‘Prince of Orange’ If you thought philodendrons come only in the boring shade of green, then you are wrong!...

January 12, 2023 · 4 min · 733 words · Sherlene Mesiti

15 Best Houseplants For Beginners Balcony Garden Web

Potted houseplants provide a lavish look and can be used to decorate the interior at low cost. Also, they create positive impact and many of them purify the air. But what you’ll do if you don’t have much knowledge about growing plants and the houseplants that are best to grow? Simple! Learn about these 15 Best Houseplants for Beginners! They are easy to grow and tolerate poor conditions. 1. Snake Plant Snake plant is one of the best plants for the beginners....

January 12, 2023 · 5 min · 887 words · Deborah Reid