Wordless Wednesday: Before I Leave
Before I leave on vacation for a week, I feel a bittersweet connection with my garden. I know all the tomatoes will ripen while I'm gone...
Before I leave on vacation for a week, I feel a bittersweet connection with my garden. I know all the tomatoes will ripen while I'm gone...
In Part 1 of Grow Potatoes from Less Space, we showed you how to plant potatoes in a vertical garden. This video is all about harvesting!
We're giving away a small box of Salt Hay. To find out why we like it, read on...
Gardening on a budget is possible when you use low cost trellises that last for decades. Our latest video shows you how to do it.
When a review copy of The Modern Pioneer Pantry by Mary Bryant Shrader dropped in my inbox, it gave me hope. This book does not disappoint.
Our latest video helps solve the problem with salsa gardens, when cilantro and tomatoes aren't ripe at the same time.
The summer garden doesn't happen all at once, there are stages of summer. Some crops are just getting started, while others are finishing up. We celebrate the impatience and anticipation of the summer garden in pictures this week.
Yes, you can grow watermelons in small spaces! Our latest video shows you how it works.
Roasted parsnips might not seem like a timely dish for summer, but this recipe is perfect for a stored harvest or spring-grown root veggies
Why do we thin fruit trees? Can't we just leave all the fruit on there? We get these questions a lot at Gardenerd. Today's video answers those questions. Christy shares the techniques for properly thinning a fruit tree, using a Fuji apple as an example. If your trees are producing tiny fruits at this stage, you need to watch this video. Why We Thin Fruit Trees https://youtu.be/SFaDP__thwY?si=n9qBxJqtYA3oUMsM Subscribe to the Gardenerd YouTube channel for more great fruit-related tips like this…