Understanding Soil Types Gardening success hinges on comprehending soil types, each with unique challenges and opportunities for cultivation. Let’s delve into three major soil types: Identifying Sandy Soil Sandy soil, with its gritty texture, is […]
Autumn is an ideal time to sow the lawn? Find out what the advantages of late sowing are and how to go about it properly. When is the best time to sow lawn? Generally, you […]
By August, the harvest of many vegetables is already in and there is room in the bed again – for lettuce, kale and radishes, for example. Vegetables with short growing seasons are best suited for […]
If you want to harvest delicious vegetables as early as possible, you should start sowing early. You can seed the first vegetables as early as March. Especially for species that set flowers and fruits late, […]
Corn sown in the garden has nothing to do with the forage corn on the fields. It is a different variety, sweet corn. The corn cobs are best for cooking, eaten out of hand with […]
Garden beans include bush beans (Phaseolus vulgaris), which have a fairly short growing season of no more than four months, runner beans (Phaseolus vulgaris), which climb high and, like bush beans, require heat, and climbing […]
If you want to sow and grow celery, you should start in good time. For both celeriac (Apium graveolens var. rapaceum) and celery (Apium graveolens var. dulce), the plants have a long cultivation period. If […]
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