Food

This article will provide everything you need to know to grow blueberries successfully in the South.

In this article, I will show you a very easy method of air layering fruit trees that requires no additional watering and allows you to clone your favorite trees for exact copies.

Learn how to grow baby plum tomatoes from seeds in containers in the garden. I show you the best way to water the tomatoes and how much sun and shade they need.

The interesting thing about pollination is that some plants of the same species can cross-pollinate to create hybrid plants. Squash and pumpkins are both members of the same species of plant called Curcurbita pepo and can cross-pollinate to make hybrids.

Many fruit and vegetable scraps that you normally discard can be used to start healthy new plants. Before tossing them in the compost bin, consider using them to grow your own zombie garden.

Broccoli is a delicious vegetable that is easy to grow in your garden and is extremely nutritious to eat. To make things even easier, paper towel gardening is a great method for germinating broccoli seeds indoors. This guide will show you how.

Breadfruit is truly one of the healthiest edible fruits on the planet! Delicious, nutritious, and abundant - it is also a spectacular tropical fruit tree.

This article will share details about my small home oyster mushroom farm and provide information on how to set up a similar one in your own home. It also provides a few recipes that incorporate delicious oyster mushrooms for you to try at home.

This guide will teach you how to grow cinnamon inside the home and as a garden plant. You’ll also learn how to care for this spice, what it’s used for and how to consume it safely.

Gardening can be a fun hobby for both kids and adult alike. However, there are some plants that tend to require a significant amount of time and skills in order to grow them successfully. Other plants only need minimal care. This article will talk about the easiest veggie plants kids can grow.

Growing peppercorns is easy. This guide will teach you how to cultivate and care for your peppercorn plant. As a bonus, you’ll also receive an overview of the spice’s uses and warnings.

You can grow ginger (fuss-free) with the guidelines outlined in the article. You’ll also learn how to care for this warm spice, its uses, and any precautions related to ginger.

You can grow vanilla at home. If you’re ready for a labour-intensive project, have buckets of patience, and would love your own vanilla beans, then this article will guide you every step of the way.

You can indeed grow mint like an expert. This herb is easy to cultivate and care for. Here are the top tips for growing and caring for your mint plant. You’ll also learn about its uses and precautions.

You can easily grow garlic by following this article’s guidelines. You’ll also learn all about the herb’s uses, care, and precautions.

This article will share what our family has been doing during this community quarantine period. We have decided to make use of the time planting vegetables in the backyard and have been lucky enough to be harvesting these days!

Wouldn't it be nice to be self-sufficient? Even if you live in a big city and don't have much space for a big garden, there are still some easy to grow veggies you can plant. And what's even better is that you can get them at your local supermarket! Read on to find out what these are.

You can grow rosemary easily with this step-by-step guide.

This article will provide information on watercress, tomatoes, bok choi, radishes, and more of the easiest vegetables to grow in your veggie garden.

This article discusses much about the delicate, special and intensive husbandry of grapevine. It discusses how to choose climate and soil to produce grapes, choose varieties and their uses, propagate the grapevine, prepare land for planting and stake the vine.

Tomato plants wilt for a number of reasons, some are environmental and others are caused by pathogens. This guide explains the types and what you can and should do about it.

You can grow parsley at home and it’s easy. Just follow the guidelines to cultivate and harvest this tasty herb!

Tomatillos are used to make the popular salsa verde. They are grown as annuals in northern gardens, similar to tomatoes.

Ground cherries are easy to grow and have a variety of uses.

Caused due to direct exposure to sunlight in elevated temperatures, tomato sunscald is easily prevented and its progress can be slowed down. Read on to learn how.

This guide will tell you everything you need to know about growing your own pumpkins from seed.

In stressful times, people turn to gardening for comfort, for food, and as a distraction. In the time of a pandemic, the idea of growing your own food is catching on quickly. Here are my tips.

Tomato plants require anywhere between six to eight hours of direct sunlight, but increased heat intensity (temperatures) can cause problems. Learn out how to prevent this and more in this helpful guide to tomatoes and the levels of sunlight they require.

This article covers everything you need to know about how deep tomato roots grow, whether your raised bed is high enough, how you can control root growth, and more.

Swiss chard is a leafy green that can be grown and harvested from spring until fall.

Jerusalem artichokes, also known as sunchokes, are a native plant that is grown for its nutritious tuber.

Anyone can grow their own popcorn. All you need is a pot, kernels, and a little patience. This guide will show you how!

Celeriac is related to celery, but easier to grow and store.

Tomatoes split whenever the flesh of the fruit expands faster than the skin can stretch. This mainly happens due to a high influx of water into the fruit. This article explains ways to prevent this from happening, as well as what you can do if it has already occurred.

Celery is a biennial vegetable that is grown as an annual. You can grow it for harvest in the spring or the fall.

Radicchio is a perennial vegetable that is usually grown as an annual. To achieve the characteristic red coloring, you will need to blanch the heads.

For the beginner gardener, an easy way to start that garden patch is to utilize what is already right there in your kitchen. Here are five vegetables that can be grown from kitchen scraps.

This guide will break down how to quickly start a garden to help with food self-sufficiency by using things that you may already have at home.

Pawpaws are a native fruit tree that was cultivated for centuries by Native Americans. The fruit tastes similar to tropical fruits like bananas and papayas.

Tatsoi is an Asia green with a tangy mustard flavor. It is a cool season biennial crop that will grow in partial shade.

Learn how to grow beetroot in the garden in containers and pots. Growing this vegetable from beet seeds is quick and easy. I will show you how with step-by-step instructions and my own photos and videos.

Napa cabbage is a cool season vegetable that is used in kimchi, hot pots, wraps and stir fries.

Mizuna is a Japanese vegetable that looks like arugula and has a peppery taste. Use it in stir fries and salads to add spicy flavor.

Bok choy used to be only found in specialty Asian markets but more and more home gardeners are adding this cool season vegetable to their spring and fall crops.

Cucamelons look like tiny watermelons, but they taste like cucumbers with citrus notes.

Sorrel is a cool season plant that grows best in the spring and the fall. Its bright lemony taste is a welcome addition to salads.

Cardoon looks like and is related to artichokes but the buds are not eaten. Instead they are grown for their stems which look like celery but taste like artichokes.

Plant a lot of garden carrots? I simply don't have the space to fall-harvest and store all my carrots over the winter season. Fall harvest time has enough to do as it is, and this carrot and beet winterizing method saves time too! Here's what I do.

If you are looking for a native berry to add to your yard, try raspberries. You can even get them in colors other than red.

Yellow passion fruit liliko’i is plentiful in Hawaii. It has an irresistible tropical taste and many delicious culinary uses. This guide will provide information on the many uses of this wonderful plant and provide guidance on how to grow your own. Liliko’i cheesecake anyone?