Growing & Gardening Tips

Moss poles are a great way to provide support and encourage the growth of climbing plants. Our moss pole features a unique watering system, designed with a pending patent. This innovative design ensures efficient and thorough moisture distribution to your plant,...

To grow alfalfa sprouts, follow our recommendations and enjoy your harvest:Pour a tablespoon of seeds with water into a jar, close it with a lid and leave it in a warm, dark place. Rinse the seeds the following day and...

The most popular vegetables that gardeners plant for summer harvest are carrots, corn, cucumber, eggplant, melons, watermelons, onions, okra, and peppers.- Harvest large enough carrot roots when the ground cools in late summer, so it becomes moresweeter.- Corn should be...

Plant anise seeds indoors in late winter, 8 weeks before planting outdoors. Use biodegradable pots and maintain a temperature of 70°F for optimal seedling germination. Anise forms a taproot, so repotting or relocation is undesirable after the roots are established....

Cut the meadow in mid-summer the first year, leave the cuttings on the ground for a day to shed as many seeds as possible, then remove all cuttings.Next year, it is important not to mow the greens from the beginning...

Can you grow pepperoncini peppers at home? Yes, and with proper care, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest. Plant pepperoncini seeds in early spring or late winter. Press them a quarter of an inch into good all-purpose soil and moisten...