Enjoy growing your own food!
Enjoy growing your own food!
Enjoy growing your own food!
Enjoy growing your own food!
Even if you prepared your garden for a freeze, there may be plants that don’t survive or that get damaged. So, what should you do (and not do) with your garden plants after the temperatures drop below freezing? What To Do With Your Plants After a Freeze Take a walk the next morning to observe …
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Crops that are sweeter after a freeze Brassicas Brussel sprouts kale collard greens turnips cabbage Alliums leeks Umbells carrots celeriac parsnip Chenopodiaceae beets swiss chard What makes crops sweeter after a freeze? The response these plants have to cold temperatures improves their sweetness. By increasing the amount of sugar in their cells or by converting …
I totally understand the intimidation of starting to grow from seed as opposed to buying transplants. But trust me, if you get set up right, you will probably find it easier to garden this way! Which Seeds are Best to Start Indoors First things first, make sure the seeds you want to start like being …
Updated to include how to repeat your planting dates on Google calendar, so that you don’t have to redo all your planning in consecutive years.  As long as you are still gardening in the same zone, you will be all set for the coming years. If you want to grow from seed, the first thing …