Top 10 Companion plants to deter insects
We all know it is a lot of work to get your garden looking good, producing the vegetables and flowers that you love, and then bugs come in. They chew […]
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Growing Flowers in Clay Soil
If you love flowers, it is but a short step to growing your own flowers. If you are fortunate enough to have loose, rich, dark soil, you are lucky. Pretty
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The Lavender Garden: Tips and Tricks for Growing Your Own Lavender
Lavender, lavandula angustofolia, with its fragrant blooms and soothing aroma, is a beloved herb that adds beauty and charm to any garden. Growing lavender is a rewarding experience, whether you’re
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The Story of Cilantro: From Seed to Table
Introduction Are your cilantro plants frustratingly quick to bolt, leaving you with flowers instead of lush leaves? Don’t worry; you’re not alone! Many cilantro growers face this challenge, especially during
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CSAs the week of January 20, 2025
Small: winter squash, red onions, carrots, brussels, kale, mushrooms, celery leaf or sorrel, and fuji apples Large: the above plus parsnips, beets or salad turnips or daikon, collards or spinach,
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Can you get root crops to grow in clay soil?
Some areas are blessed naturally with rich, dark soil in which most anything can grow. Others of us are blessed with thick, red, clay soil which can form bricks in
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Growing in a high tunnel and hoop house for the winter
When you are in love with growing plants, it’s hard to see the end of the growing season. With no more seeds to start or plants to tend, cleaning up
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Tokyo Bekana: The Versatile and Delicious Chinese Cabbage
Brought from China to Japan in the first decade of the 20th century, Tokyo Bekana has sustained its popularity in Japan, earning its name and spreading around the world. This
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Delaware Gardening: Mastering your Planting Zone for a Flourishing Garden
You’re eager to get your garden started, but before you dive in, you keep hearing about this mysterious “planting zone.” What exactly does it mean, and why is it important?
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The Power of Plant Talk: Why Conversing with Your Green Friends Matters
Welcome to the world of plant whispering, where chatting with your leafy friends isn’t just for the quirky and eccentric—it’s for the green-thumb in all of us! Talking to your
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CSAs the week of January 13, 2025
Small: red potatoes, garlic, onions, broccoli, lettuce, fennel, parsley, and evercrisp and granny apples Large: the above plus cabbage, mizuna, daikon and/or salad turnips, and dill Fruit Only: cranberries, and
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Mint Madness: How to Grow and Use Your Own Mint at Home
Mint is a versatile and aromatic herb that can easily be grown in various settings, making it a favorite among gardeners and culinary enthusiasts alike. Whether you have a spacious
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