I recently published two articles showing the best vegetables to plant in zone 5 and zone 7. Today I’m going to continue this series of articles and show you some vegetables that you can (and should!) grow in zone 8! As incredible as it may seem, there is still time to grow several delicious vegetables…
WAIIITTT! Before you even start, also take a look at these articles with the BEST zone 5 fall vegetables and zone 8 fall vegetables. The USDA Hardiness Zone 7 is dominated by slightly mild to chilly winters and warm summers. For gardening, this means you’ll need to plant vegetables that can really handle the chill…
Perennials are often the backbone of a beautiful, thriving garden. With their ability to return year after year, these plants are a favorite among gardeners for their longevity and resilience. However, not all perennials are as innocent as they appear. Some can quietly wreak havoc on your garden by spreading too aggressively, depleting soil nutrients,…
Freezing your zucchini harvest is an excellent, time-proven way to maintain an abundant supply of it throughout the year. However, a lot of people tend to get the freezing part wrong and end up with wet deformed zucchinis in their freezers. So, let’s talk about it. In this article, we’ll be going over the step-by-step…
Do your prayer plant leaves look concerningly deformed, dry, and yellow? Well, I might know the reasons behind it… In this article, we’ll go over a few potential reasons why your prayer plant leaves can appear dull and discolored and what you can do to bring it back to a healthier state. Let’s jump right…
Do you love munching on cucumbers but hate the soul-crushing bitterness that comes with each bite? Well, you’ll be pleasantly surprised to know there are ways to get rid of that bitterness! This article will walk you through some conventional and unconventional ways to get rid of the bitterness from cucumbers and only enjoy their…