Growing celery from kitchen scraps is a fun and educational project, as well as an act of recycling and sustainability. Here’s how you can do it: Grow Celery from Scraps in Water Transplanting Grown Celery into Soil Note: Celery grown from scraps may not produce stalks as large as those you buy in the store, …
Category: Fruit & Vegetable Gardening
Apr 14 2025
From Seed to Table: How to Create a Successful Homesteading Garden
A homesteading garden is a sustainable approach to growing food, which involves cultivating a self-sufficient and eco-friendly environment. By creating a homesteading garden, one can grow their own produce, reduce their carbon footprint, and embrace a healthier lifestyle. The concept of homesteading has its roots in the American frontier, where settlers relied on their own …
Apr 12 2025
Top 10 Essential Garden Vegetables for a Thriving Home Garden
Cultivating a home garden is a rewarding endeavor, transforming outdoor spaces into bountiful havens of fresh produce. Essential garden vegetables are not only vital to a balanced diet but also enhance the gardening experience with their vibrant presence and diverse uses. These staple crops are the backbone of any successful home garden, providing variety and …
Apr 03 2025
Milk Jug Gardening: A Unique and Sustainable Approach to Growing Plants
Milk jug gardening is an innovative and eco-friendly approach to home gardening that repurposes plastic milk jugs into versatile plant containers. This method is gaining popularity among gardening enthusiasts who seek sustainable and cost-effective solutions for growing plants. By transforming ordinary milk jugs into gardening tools, individuals can contribute to reducing plastic waste while creating …
Mar 04 2025
Spring Into Action: Ideal Plants to Plant in March
As the snow begins to melt and the first signs of spring emerge, gardening enthusiasts and plant lovers alike become eager to start their seasonal planting. March represents a time of rebirth and renewal in the natural world, and this is especially true in the gardening realm. This period of transition offers a unique opportunity …
Nov 02 2024
Embracing November in Your Garden: A Guide for US Gardeners
As the crisp autumn air settles in and the last vibrant leaves cling to their branches, November beckons us to prepare our gardens for the winter ahead. Whether you’re tending to a sprawling rural plot or nurturing a few containers on an urban balcony, this guide will help you make the most of this transitional …
Sep 30 2024
Growing Curly Kale: A Beginner’s Guide to Fall Gardening
Ah, the crisp air of autumn! It’s the perfect time to embark on your kale-growing adventure. As a first-time kale grower, you’ve made an excellent choice with curly kale for your outdoor raised bed. Let’s dive into the wonderful world of growing this nutritious, hardy green! Preparing Your Raised Bed Before we plant those tiny …
Sep 20 2024
From Seed to Tree: Your Guide to Growing a Mango Plant
Have you ever savored a delicious mango and wondered, “Could I grow this myself?” Well, get ready for an exciting journey because you absolutely can! Whether you’re dreaming of juicy homegrown mangoes or simply want a stunning tropical plant to brighten up your space, growing a mango from seed is a rewarding adventure. Let’s dive …
Sep 16 2024
The Ultimate Fall Gardening Guide: From Planting to Harvesting
Welcome to the ultimate fall gardening guide, where we take you through all the steps from planting to harvesting. As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to change color, now is the perfect time to get your hands dirty and create a stunning fall garden. Benefits of fall gardening Fall gardening offers a …
Sep 05 2024
Asparagus and Autumn: A Perfect Match for Your Fall Garden
As the leaves change and the weather cools, gardening enthusiasts eagerly prepare for the fall season. If you’re looking to add a nutritious and delicious addition to your autumn garden, look no further than asparagus. This versatile vegetable is a perfect match for the fall garden, bringing both beauty and bounty to your backyard. Not …