Beetroot seedlings aren’t always easy to start in module trays – either indoors or in a greenhouse. They’re a bit fussy, and you could run into all sorts of problems tending to these delicate little plants. One annoying issue that occurs right after germination is getting leggy beetroot seedlings.
When you first start gardening, you’ll soon find out that weeds are relentless. They compete with our beloved seedlings for nutrients, water, light, and space, and if you let them do their own thing, weeds will most likely win that competition. Keeping a weed-free garden is possible, but it requires a lot of dedication. Stay…
Gardening in a small space is challenging because there’s little room for error. Unexpected frosts can damage tender plants. The heat of summer can be a problem for seed germination. Pests and disease can quickly decimate a thriving crop. These potential obstacles can leave some of the soil empty and unoccupied, which is a real…
If you’re new to growing beets, you might be on the fence because beets stain, and not everyone is a fan of pickled beetroot. But I hope this article will change your mind. There’s more than one way to enjoy this nutrient-rich root, and there’s more than one way to grow it. Multi sowing beetroot…
Having a good understanding of succession planting is crucial if you have a small garden and want to maximize your yields. During my first growing season, I’ve had many raised beds sitting empty because I didn’t have a crop ready to go in after I harvested the first one. But research and planning go a long way. I’ve had a particularly bountiful harvest of potatoes and then leeks from the same bed, and I can show you how to do the same.
I’m gardening in a small area but that doesn’t mean I can’t get creative, unconventional even, to get higher yields from my garden, and make it look interesting, too. On top of being efficient, vertical gardening has some notable advantages that we are going to discuss here. The best vegetables to grow vertically are beans,…