Tomatoes are one of the most popular vegetable to grow at home but also one of the most daunting. Unlike lettuce or peas, most tomato varieties do require regular maintenance to keep them under control. So, are they worth even growing in your garden instead of buying them at the supermarket? Growing your own tomatoes … Read more
Daffodils, also called Narcissus, is a perennial bulb flower that is grown similar to tulips, and some can be highly fragrant and come in different colors. Daffodils flower early in the spring but should be planted in the fall. The problem is that it’s not really intuitive to know how deep to plant daffodil bulbs. … Read more
Turnips, also called white turnips, are far from the boring vegetable people make it out to be. A close cousin of mustard and rapeseed, and a distant cousin of radishes, turnips are a highly nutritious and easy-to-grow root vegetable. Most varieties are ready to harvest in 35 to 60 days. While this article is referring … Read more
Celery has a reputation for tasting bland, but when you grow your own, you’ll find it has a smooth yet intense celery flavor. Celery is a versatile vegetable, used in soups, in salads, and it can even be pickled for a nice winter treat. Celery is a cool-weather vegetable but because it has a long … Read more
If you’re just getting into gardening or you’re a seasoned gardener thinking of growing more greens, or you’re just a kale lover, you need to start thinking about growing your own kale. Gardening and growing your own vegetables in general is a fantastic activity to get some sun, light exercise, fresh air and fresh food. … Read more
The ghost pepper, also called bhut jolokia or bih jolokia, is one of the most famous of the superhot chili peppers, considered the world’s hottest in 2007. Some argue it’s the threshold between very hot and superhot. Either way, it’s a face melter. But it’s not just about pure heat. Ghost peppers are also highly … Read more