Growing & Gardening Tips

5 Tips How to Grow Onion Barletta

1) When sown indoors, plant 8-10 weeks before the last frost when the soil temperature is 60-75ºF. Sow the seeds 1/4 inch deep, 1/4 inch apart. Transplant young seedlings in mid-spring 2-6 inches apart. Use liquid fertilizer every 7-10 days.2)...
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4 Tips About Echinacea

1) Choose sites for echinacea in full or partial sun, with morning shade and afternoon sun, or vice versa.The soil can be rocky, but most importantly, do not plant in wet, muddy soil. To conserve moisture and keep weeds out,...
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5 Tips For Growing White Carrot

1) Sow directly after the last frost until the end of summer every 3 weeks; this will allow a continuous harvest from summer to early winter. Carrots will germinate in 14-21 days. In regions with mild winters, sow winter carrots...
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4 Watermelon Companion Plants

Companion planting is a smart way to maximize your garden space, deter pests, attract pollinators, and improve soil health - all while helping your watermelons grow bigger and sweeter. Watermelons love full sun and have sprawling vines, so the right...
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5 Tips For Growing Spinach

Spinach is frost-hardy, prefers full sun, grows in partial shade in warm regions. The ideal weather for growing spinach is 50 to 70 ° F (10 to 21 ° C). Prepare a well-drained loamy soil rich in organic matter for...
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8 Tips For Growing Lavender

The plant needs 6 or more hours of full sun per day. Apply very little water. Do not overwater. Ideal growing areas are in well-drained areas or raised beds. If your soil is heavy or clayey, we recommend growing lavender...
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Radish Planting Time

Radishes are a crop for cool weather. It is recommended to sow radishes in the garden 2-3 weeks before the last spring frost. Sow another crop every 2 weeks in spring and autumn. Two or more crops can be grown...
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When To Pick Hot Peppers

Harvesting of hot peppers is largely a matter of personal preference. As a general rule, the longer the peppers ripen on the vine, so it is hotter. However, a ripe pepper signals the plant to stop production; if the pepper...
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Chives Companion Planting

Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) are a hardy, low-maintenance perennial herb with a mild onion taste and attractive purple blossoms. While they’re popular in the kitchen, chives are also highly effective as companion plants in vegetable gardens, herb beds, and ornamental landscapes. Thanks...
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5 Tips For Growing Parsley

1) To speed up the growth of parsley, soak the seeds overnight to increase the chances of success.For best germination, the soil should be around 21 ° C (70 ° F), although parsley seeds will germinate at lower temperatures.2) Parsley...
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