Peas are a popular garden crop, but how many do you need to plant for a decent harvest? Most people have no idea how many peas are in a pod, so they either end up with too few or too many. We’ve got the answer for you. Check out our comprehensive list of pea pod…
Eggplants (and other vegetables) can sometimes leave curling leaves after harvest. This seemingly small detail can actually have a big impact on the overall quality of your eggplant crop. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the possible causes of leaf curling in eggplants and offer some solutions to help you prevent it. Why…
Mosquitoes are a summertime nuisance, and many wonder if compost piles attract mosquitoes. Some people say that the moist, organic material in compost piles is an ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes, while others claim that the carbon dioxide released by the decomposing matter actually repels mosquitoes. To answer this question, we did some research on…
Lavender is a wonderful plant to have on hand, whether in the garden or in pots. You can use it in cooking, make sachets, or leave it where it grows to scent the air. But what happens when it starts to falter? Learn more about caring for lavender plants and how to handle drooping lavender…
For the backyard gardener, fresh potatoes from the ground are a wonderful pleasure. However, you must plant seed potatoes first before you can harvest them. Although it is simple and inexpensive to grow seed potatoes, you should know a few things before planting them to ensure success. In this article, we will talk about tips…
Most people think plants don’t need to rest, but this isn’t true. Just like humans, plants need rest periods to grow and thrive. By understanding which plants sleep at night and which ones need a break during the day, you can create a more well-rounded garden that will be healthier for you and the plants….
Browning leaves on your potted lavender is a common problem that can be caused by various things. If you’re unsure why your lavender is turning brown, it can be difficult to know how to fix the problem. Lavender blooms may become brown due to frost damage, a fungus, or a natural process when the flowers…
If your aloe plant is dark green, there are a few things you need to know. First of all, don’t worry – it’s not dying! There are several reasons why an aloe plant might turn dark green, and most of them are nothing to be concerned about. In this blog post, we will discuss the…
If you’re a gardener, then you know that things can change rapidly in the garden. One day your plants are green and healthy, and the next, they turn orange or red. All bell peppers begin life as green and eventually turn other colors. Depending on its variety, a green pepper could become yellow, orange, or…
Your Wandering Jew plant is growing upright, and you’re not sure why. Without knowing the reason, it’s hard to determine how to best care for your plant. This blog post about Why Is My Wandering Jew Plant Growing Upright? will help you understand the cause of this growth and how to best care for your…