Raising Chickens and Urban Gardening
The summer garden needs the summer sun to flourish. However, too much of a good thing, like extended periods of extreme heat, can cause severe damage to flowers and vegetables in our gardens. When the heat is on, we turn to water to keep the garden thriving. It cools our plants, the soil, and the many inhabitants who live…
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The ripening tomato is a sight to behold in the garden. It’s certainly the pomme d’amour of my eye. A warm-season crop, tomatoes are one of the most commonly grown vegetables in the home garden. But while they are relatively easy to grow, I consider tomatoes the “Prima Donnas” of the garden. For a successful tomato harvest, the growing conditions…
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If you are new to gardening, you may think the gardening season begins in May when you plant your summer crops and ends just after Labor Day once those crops have finished producing. Now, there is nothing wrong with this way of thinking or gardening, however, in doing so, you’re missing an opportunity to grow more food in your garden…
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What gardener doesn’t delight in a lush, flourishing garden? Whether we are growing flowers or vegetables (or both), we want a beautiful, productive garden. We fuss over the plant stock – choosing the best-looking, most vigorous, and healthiest ones to grow in our gardens. Then we spend the gardening season fertilizing because garden success depends on how well those plants…
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