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The Three Main Types of Strawberries There are three different types of strawberries that all offer special considerations depending on their purpose in your garden. Understanding the differences between these types is going to be...
About Strawberries Strawberries are truly the jewels of summer - and they’re perfect for beginning gardeners! If you’ve never had a strawberry picked fresh, you’re in for a treat. There are two main types of...
When you think of onions perhaps a giant pyramid of yellow, white, or purple bulbs stacked up in the produce aisle comes to mind. As gardeners, we often grow these bi-annual bulb onions as annual...
When the leaves start to turn, and the sun is setting noticeably earlier - that’s when we know It's getting to be time to bring our flourishing houseplants indoors and harvest the very last of...
Many home gardeners have grown their own sweet corn before, but have you ever thought of growing your own popcorn, or your own dent corn for grits or cornmeal? Depending on how much garden space...
Shallots - another amazing allium, coveted by professional and amateur chefs alike! Shallots are part of a group of alliums known as multiplier onions. This group is defined by plants that produce two or more...
You know you’re supposed to plant corn close together in blocks, and not plant different varieties near each other - but why? Short answer: because corn is a weird vegetable, botanically speaking. The way it’s...
Sweet corn roasted on a grill and rolled in butter is one of those irreplaceable tastes of summer, and nothing beats sweet corn straight out of the garden! If you’re feeling a little more adventurous,...
Cabbage is a wonderful cool-season crop for gardeners who want abundant and versatile greens. All sorts of cabbage can be great for adding crunch to dishes, sauteing, roasting, and pickling. Some can even be stored...
Our favorite bulbous storage crop: Garlic. Garlic is a part of the Allium family which also includes leeks and all types of onions. It is an essential ingredient in our kitchens and medicine cabinets - do not...
Green onions, aka scallions or bunching onions, make a great flavor addition and garnish for just about any dish. Once you start growing your own at home, you’ll wonder why you ever bought the little...
Spinach is one of the fastest-growing, most vitamin-packed crops you can grow at home, and it seems like you can throw it in just about any dish! Read on to learn how to grow spinach...
