Garden Fundamentals
Gathering Garden Worms
Those rainy spring days create the perfect situation for gathering garden worms to aerate and fertilize the soil in your garden beds. Find out how to do it.
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Garden Fundamentals
Gathering Garden Worms
Those rainy spring days create the perfect situation for gathering garden worms to aerate and fertilize the soil in your garden beds. Find out how to do it.
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Garden Fundamentals
The Cure for Black Thumb
I believed for most of my life that I was born with a black thumb. Not anymore! I've discovered the cure for black thumb. Want to know what it is?
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Garden Fundamentals
7 Reasons Gardening is Good for You
Growing your own food does more than just feed your family--it can provide you with lots of healthy benefits. Find out what gardening does for your body.
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Garden Fundamentals
How to Grow a Gigantic Cabbage
In Bonnie Plants' 3rd Grade Cabbage Program, kids get the chance to grow a huge cabbage that could win them $1000. Find out more here.
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Crop Rotation Made Easy
Learn why crop rotation will help improve your garden success--plus a simple way to do it.
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5 Variations on a String Trellis for Tomatoes
A string trellis is a simple, effective way to support a growing tomato plant. Here are 5 options to consider including in your garden.
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Garden Fundamentals
A Cold Weather Use for Tomato Cages
I began gardening around six years ago, and at first I attempted to use store-bought tomato cages. I tried several types, ranging from cheap to expensive, but my Bonnie tomatoes always outgrew them.
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Garden Mistakes -- and What I've Learned From Them
Some say the best lessons are taught by our failures -- and when it comes to gardening, I would have to agree. Season to season, I not only learn from the mistakes I make in my garden, but also share this knowledge with my three daughters so they won’t have to repeat them when they get old enough to start growing their own.
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Why Victory Gardens Still Matter
I am a life-long gardener. Growing up in rural Oregon, I was taught by my parents to grow, can, and cook food – all good old skills that seem to be so rare these days. But they weren’t rare during World War II, when growing food became a matter of national security.
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How to Preserve Hot Peppers, In the Dark or Otherwise
Learn how to preserve hot peppers by making pepper jelly or dehydrating. Kelly shares her experience preserving hot peppers in this Bonnie Plants blog post.
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Got Pollination Problems? Give Hand-Pollination a Try!
If you’re having trouble with pollination of your melon, pumpkin, cucumber, or squash plants, don’t give up. Give hand-pollination a try.
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The Root of the Problem
Blogger Renee Adam learns an easy remedy for rootbound tomato plants and vegetable plants that sat too long in their pots. Rootbound plants should be gently loosened before planting.
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Incredible Eggs in the Garden
Many gardeners use eggs in the garden to boost soil nutrients. Try putting eggshells in your compost. You can also plant eggshells or a whole egg in the hole before planting tomato plants.
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Yiayia's Eggplant Keftethes
Eggplant lovers will devour this anecdote and delicious eggplant keftethes recipe.
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Planning Your Fall Garden
Transitioning the vegetable garden from spring to fall can seem like a daunting task, but while the heat is still on in many areas of the U.S., it is time to think about preparing a fall vegetable garden for cool-season vegetables.
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Tomato Plants Not Setting Fruit? Here’s Why
If you have trouble with tomato plants not setting fruit, heat is likely to blame. Keep plants healthy to ride through the heat wave, and help prevent this problem by growing heat-set varieties.
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