The fifth month is the moment, my brothers and sisters-in-gardening! Time to roll up those sleeves and flex your two times five fingers. You don’t need numerology to tell you that 14 is the lucky number for the stunning summer superstars I’m about to unveil. Give yourselves a mental high-five, and let’s dig in! My…
May can be a very melancholic month for many. It’s when the season is transitioning towards slightly cooler spring breezes, and temperatures keep falling as the days go by. The month presents the perfect planting opportunity for certain perennials. You can sow them directly into the ground and establish long-term beauty in your garden. Today,…
I’ve incorporated the USDA Hardiness Zone Map a lot in my gardening work and preach others to do the same because of how useful it is. Today’s article is no exception to this. We’ll be taking a look at vegetables you can plant in April for each USDA zone. Trust me, this is going to…
Indoor seed starting can be a tough task, especially when you have so many options available at your disposal. The answer to the million different questions in your head is simple: USDA Hardiness Zone Map. It will present you with the planting options you have available in your zone. Let’s dive a little deeper…
Although I haven’t talked much about celery in many of my previous articles, the truth is: I love celery! Luckily, I can grow all my veggies and herbs in my mom’s backyard. I know not everyone has access to a large garden, and some people, like me, live in an apartment. But that’s no excuse…
If you’ve ever tried those store-bought seed starting mixes, some of them can be of great quality and texture, while others not so much. They’re also generic and may not have the nutrients, texture, or drainage you’re looking for. In this article, I’m going to teach you how to make your own seed-starting soil at…