While I’ve been busy writing articles about planting flowers and some underrated plants, I seem to have neglected the basics. I haven’t written a single article on here about planting beans!... Read more
Have you ever seen a watermelon the size of a grape? What if I tell you that it probably wasn’t a watermelon at all, but cucamelon, a cute, tangy fruit that comes from Mexico? After focusing... Read more
Ah, tomatoes – it doesn’t matter which way you pronounce their name because it won’t in the least affect the delightfulness of this fruit. Yes, the tomato is a fruit in case you didn’t know,... Read more
Cilantro is a great, versatile plant that can be used in a wide variety of ways. Just look at Mexican cuisine, and all the things they manage to do with cilantro – and South Asian dishes are... Read more
Celery is an incredible plant and a great addition to a complete breakfast. It can be added to soups, salads, or as garnishing and spice to almost any meal, it’s that versatile. Howeve... Read more
I’m a big fan of flowers, and I like to have them as much as I can in my place. I used to buy them a lot, and then I found that growing them on my own is a lot more fun experience, and... Read more
Spinach as one of the most nutritional vegetables is wanted in each private garden. I’m a big fan of spinach as a side dish and as a salad. I’m presuming you are also, and if you... Read more
The artichoke is a gold mine of earthy, rich, hearty flavor vegetable with a texture and taste like no other. An artichoke plant, which can spread into a silvery green fountain up to 6 feet... Read more
Summer is already here, so your garden is already filled with various colors of different flowers, trees and vegetables that you’ve planted in the spring or winter. However, that doesn’t mea... Read more
If you’re a beginner gardener who doesn’t have enough time to take care of their plants, succulents are a great choice. They are easy to maintain and can withstand without water much longer... Read more
Next time you have a meal, look at your plate – what colors do you see? If its mostly white and brown then your diet might be colorblind! In order to have a healthy diet you need foods from... Read more
There are three varieties of holiday cactus; the Thanksgiving cactus (Schlumbergera truncata), the Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesii), and the Easter cactus (Rhipsalidopsis gaetneri)... Read more
If you have ever planted a flower, a vegetable, or any grass seed in your yard, you have most likely had an unfavorable encounter with crabgrass. This vociferous weed, though seemingly harml... Read more
If you like using the lemongrass herb (Cymbopogon citratus) in your soups and seafood dishes, you may have found that it’s not always readily available in your local grocery store. You may h... Read more
Having a dry creek bed in your garden will give a soothing and natural look over there. Also, one such bed will allow efficient drainage of rainwater. And guess what it is not at all difficu... Read more
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