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Handling plant roots carefully and watering plants well after repotting and transplanting can minimize the worst symptoms of ...
Turnips don’t always steal the spotlight, but they definitely deserve a place in your spring veggie lineup. These root ...
Peas are a little contrary in that they actually prefer the colder weather, so southern gardeners should act fast to get pea ...
Gardening can be many things to different people—sometimes a chore, other times a passion. If you’re one of those passionate ...
The baby was the honeynut squash, sweet and thin-skinned. The result of a partnership between Barber and Cornell University ...
Before, anyone who wanted to grow cacao at 1,200 or 1,500 meters [3,900 to 4,900 feet] altitude was considered crazy,” says ...
What if your home-grown vegetables could thrive without soil—and your fish could help feed them? With aquaponics, a beautiful ...
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Chuck Martin: Nature and crop rotation
As a horticulturist, many people comment on how I must enjoy my job working with nature. I would often correct them by stating my job was actually understanding nature and fighting its tendencies.
Soon, the rainy season will pass and with the hot dry weather comes fire season, so be proactive by making your landscape ...
Jim Willwerth, in this horticulture discussion, delves into hormonal therapy for grapevines, including plant growth ...
Growing your own vegetables is a rewarding experience that yields not only fresh, nutritious produce but also immense satisfaction. For novice gardeners, starting with easy-to-grow vegetables can ...
This starchy root is a staple for millions around the world, but consuming it raw could lead to cyanide poisoning.