Let’s march into March with confidence unshaken by the chills of the winter. This month is excellent for planting because the soil begins to warm up, promoting seed germination. Plants benefit from the increasing daylight and mild temperatures, supporting healthy …
February is often the perfect time for homeowners to start planting due to favorable conditions such as lengthening daylight and protection from late frost. These factors, along with a more controlled temperature, allow a better head start to growing plants. …
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Basil offers diverse flavors and aromas, but in their big family, two varieties stand out – holy basil and Thai basil. They’re often mistaken for each other but have distinct characteristics that give a unique touch to the culinary world. …
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Rototiller sounds like a futuristic action hero who just might be the perfect gardening companion. But if you read it wrong, like we do sometimes, it can accidentally come off as “rotoweiler”, like some sort of robotic dog! If you’re …
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Are your basil leaves so tiny you can barely taste them? Don’t blame yourself, because chances are, it’s not entirely your fault. In this article, we’ll explain the common causes why your basil leaves are so small and give you …
Purple basil is a beautiful and flavorful herb, but what happens when it starts to turn green? In this article, we’ll explore possible reasons for this color change and provide tips on how to keep your purple basil looking its …
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Gardening in Zone 5, where winters are colder than a polar bear’s nose and the growing season is shorter than your attention span during a dull meeting, can be quite the challenge! But fear not, for we’ve got a list …
These spunky spuds are staples in many dishes, but they can sprout at times for no apparent reason. Why do potatoes sprout in the first place? Potatoes sprout in order to produce new plants. This happens because enzymes in the …
Has your strawberry plant produced flowers, but the much-awaited juicy strawberries haven’t shown up yet? Fret not, all hope isn’t lost yet – we’re here to tell you the reasons why and how to fix them. Let’s get started and …
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Seedlings turning yellow can be caused by improper watering and fertilizing, poor soil quality and pH levels, nutrient deficiency, diseases and pests, insufficient light, and transplant shock. Before being able to pinpoint which of these is the exact cause, you’ll …
