Gardening tips for your edible vegetable garden at home using organic and natural techniques that are good for you, your garden and the environment.
Is your blueberry bush flowering, but not producing any fruit? This can be a very frustrating issue to deal with, because who doesn’t love the taste of fresh blueberries? However, this is actually a very common problem, and can often be remedied easily. Keep reading to find out why you might be having this issue, … Read more
Growing your own mango tree is exciting and rewarding. Here we show you how you can grow your own mango tree from seed and by grafting. Mango trees can be propagated through seeds or through grafting to grow your own tree. Propagation through seed takes longer to produce mango fruit and can be difficult to manage compared to … Read more
Corn, also known as maize, originated in Mexico 9000 years ago and is now the staple food of many countries across the world. There are many different hybrids and cultivars of corn today. Some are designed for human consumption while others are more suited to animal feed. But have you ever wondered how many ears of … Read more
Is your kumquat tree dropping fruit and would you like to know why and how to fix it? You’ve come to the right place! We’ll be looking at the possible reasons why a kumquat tree drops fruit and some solutions to fix the problem. Generally, the reasons a kumquat tree drops fruit include natural fruit … Read more
You may have seen some intermediate gardeners use grow lights before, but what are they all about? In this article, we’re going to be taking a deep look at grow lights: how they work, what grow lights are best for starting vegetable seedlings, and how to effectively use them. Find out how to start vegetable … Read more
Regrowing vegetables from kitchen scraps is a great way to start growing your own food. Not only that, but you can reduce food waste and start new plants for free. So here is a list of 16 vegetables you can regrow from kitchen scraps at home. 1. Avocado Avocado seeds can be used to grow as a … Read more
As an avid coffee drinker, you always have coffee grounds handy. It seems like such a waste to throw them in the trash, but you’re not sure what else they’re good for. Could you repurpose leftover coffee grounds for your edible garden? Would your plants benefit? Coffee grounds can be good for plants, as they … Read more
Milk spray for powdery mildew is a natural garden fungicide. And if you have ever experienced powdery mildew in your vegetable garden, you’ll know that this fungal disease can cause havoc to your garden harvest. So if you’re looking to garden organically and need a solution to deal with powdery mildew than you’ve come to … Read more
Stink Bugs love citrus trees and their fruit. They will happily infest your lovingly tended fruit trees and leave you with fruit that has had the life and juice sucked out of them or no fruit at all. Stink bugs have to go. But if don’t want to use a chemical spray, how can you … Read more
Have you ever wondered ‘why are my cucumbers turning yellow?’ Well, I have some answers for you. Cucumbers are a popular garden vegetable perfect for summer. They are cool and crisp with a mild flavor that is a great addition to a salad or in homemade sauces like tzatziki. Part of the joy of … Read more
