Most people are familiar with basil in its dried, crushed form. Some are familiar with it in its fresh form as well. So how do you get it from fresh to dried? It's not hard at all and requires no special tools or equipment. There are two options for drying basil: air drying and … [Read more...]
How to Build a Hot Bed or Cold Frame
Vegetable gardening is addictive and once bitten, many gardeners look for ways to expand their gardening enterprises beyond the traditional growing season. Enter the hot bed or cold frame. Through these simple structures, gardeners are able to propagate vegetable plants from seed … [Read more...]
Fast Growing Vegetables
Sometimes, you just don't want to wait for your veggies to grow. If you're growing indoors, or in a greenhouse with limited space, this is can be especially true. Sometimes, you just want to maximize your garden by growing fast veggies first and then planting slower growing ones … [Read more...]
Growing Tomatoes: Bush or Vine
The tomato plant, Solanum lycopersicum, is native to South America, where it was first cultivated by the Aztecs who used the juicy red fruit in cooking. Its usage has since spread around the world, with some 7500 varieties now grown with names like Early Girl, Better Boy, Roma, … [Read more...]
Guide To Growing Wine Grapes
Most areas of the United States that are not deserts or very cold can grow some variety of grape. Most traditional wine grapes require a longer growing season, but many varieties do not and home-based and small wineries are popping up all over the country. In Canada, the … [Read more...]
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