How to Grow Bigger Bell Peppers – Follow These Pro Tips

How to Grow Bigger Bell Peppers – Follow These Pro Tips

Growing bell peppers can be a real test of patience for even the seasoned gardener. Sometimes it feels like we wait all season for the fruits to appear. Understandably, it’s quite discouraging when our plants only produce small bell peppers.  So, how can we fix this?  The best way to get big bell peppers is…

Can You Bury Tomato Stems? Yes, and Here’s Why You Should

Can You Bury Tomato Stems? Yes, and Here’s Why You Should

I’m sure by now, most of us have heard about the wonders of burying your tomato stems deeply in the ground. But, if you’re anything like me, you’ve probably been curious if all that talk is true. Well, let me set the record straight for you.  Yes, tomato stems can and should be planted deeply…

Can You Bury Pepper Stems Deep? Here’s What You Need to Know

Can You Bury Pepper Stems Deep? Here’s What You Need to Know

Transplanting anything into the garden after being started inside can be a bit nerve-racking for even the most seasoned gardener. Every plant needs something a little different to get acclimated and thrive outside and peppers are no exception to that.  And, when it comes to transplanting anything in the nightshade family, you’re probably wondering if…

A Guide to Topping Tomato Plants: How, When, and Why?

A Guide to Topping Tomato Plants: How, When, and Why?

Topping tomato plants is an essential part of the gardening calendar, and it’s not a one-off! From early summer, right through to harvest, topping tomatoes keeps your plants in check, and helps to produce more reliable harvests. But! There are some really big mistakes you can make, so let’s take a look at exactly what…

Tomato Leaf Curl: Why It Happens and How to Treat It

Tomato Leaf Curl: Why It Happens and How to Treat It

Tomato leaf curl is a frustrating but fixable problem for any gardener, no matter your experience. Thankfully, the vast majority of leaf curl in tomato plants is caused by physiological changes, transplant shock, or poor drainage, and can be fixed by amending how you water, and the location of your plants. Some tomato leaf curl…