Growing beets from seed is quite challenging because beet seeds are incredibly small. However, if you start your beet seeds indoors to germinate and transplant the seedlings into your garden outdoors, it will be much easier to manage your garden layout. Most root crops have … [Read more...]
How to Grow Onions, A Guide
Onions are a great pick for the home gardener. They grow well in most parts of the U.S. and have many uses in the kitchen. You can grow them specifically for green onions or you can let them mature and harvest them for their large bulbs. You can also choose to grow onions and use … [Read more...]
27 Heat Resistant Summer Vegetables for Hot Climates
By Erin Marissa Russell and Matt Gibson Looking for something to grow in your area that is resistant to warm fronts and hot climate environments that won't die in the summer? You can always count on these 27 crops to withstand the heat and produce through the summers, no … [Read more...]
Tomato Puree vs Paste vs. Sauce, Fully Explained
by Matt Gibson & Erin Marissa Russell Standing in the tomato sauce aisle of the supermarket, you may suddenly realize that there are lots of variations on simple tomato sauce. What’s the difference between tomato paste and tomato sauce and tomato puree, for example? There … [Read more...]
Peculiar Pickle Recipes – Unusual Types of Pickles to Make Yourself!
Everyone’s familiar with the cucumber pickle as a quick, snappy way to savor your garden bounty long after summer. But pickling, both the traditional canning method and simpler quick-pickling, isn’t restricted to cukes. Here’s a look at some less common ways to preserve your … [Read more...]
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