By Jennifer Poindexter Are you adding peppers to your home garden? Would you like to get the most bang for your buck in your growing space? Consider companion planting. This type of gardening allows you to plant items next to each other where one (or both) plants receive a … [Read more...]
Transplanting Tomatoes in Pots: Caring for New Container Tomato Plants Properly
Tomatoes are native to Central and South America and thrive in warm, moist conditions. To grow them from seed requires at least 110 days of sunny, hot weather — a luxury we don’t always have in North America in some gardening zones. American gardeners in the cooler zones have … [Read more...]
20 Disease Resistant Tomato Varieties to Grow This Season
By Jennifer Poindexter Have you tried growing tomatoes in the past but end up battling diseases? Tomatoes are prone to a variety of issues. However, there are some tomato varieties which are known for being resistant to some of the most common ailments they face in the … [Read more...]
When do I pick my poblano peppers?
Question: When should I pick my poblano peppers for harvest? I'm growing poblano peppers for the first time, and I'm unsure about the best time to harvest them for optimal flavor and texture. Could you please advise? - Mark N. Gardening Channel Replies: Picking your poblano … [Read more...]
Should I prune my serrano pepper?
Question: Should I prune my serrano pepper? I know you're supposed to prune some vegetable plants, but I haven't grow peppers before. What's your advice? - Whitney G Gardening Channel's Jennifer Poindexter Replies: This depends upon the growth habit of your plants. Check … [Read more...]
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