Transplanting or Direct Seeding
At some point in your gardening adventures, you are going to be asking yourself if you should be transplanting a seedling or direct seeding your …
Blossom End Rot
Blossom end rot is a common garden issue that comes up for many new gardeners. Blossom end rot can occur in tomatoes, peppers, squash, eggplants …
Hardening Off Seedlings
Hardening off seedlings – What is it, how do you do it and why is it important to do for your garden success? When I …
Potting Up Seedlings
If you start your own seeds indoors or buy small transplants from the nursery you will likely be potting up seedlings before they are able …
DIY Seed Starting Rack
Indoor seed starting can feel overwhelming but with this simple DIY seed starting rack you will be on your way to fantastic harvests. Purchasing an …
How to Grow Sugar Snap Peas
Sugar snap peas are one of the earliest plants you can grow in your garden. They are also one of the easiest plants for new …
Determinate and Indeterminate Tomatoes
I see a lot of questions about determinate and indeterminate tomatoes. What is the difference between the two tomato types? Which type should you choose …
Imported Cabbageworm
If you are growing brassicas in your garden you have likely encountered the imported cabbageworm (Pieris rapae). I dread seeing the imported cabbageworm damage in …
How to Build a Raised Garden Bed
A lot of people are starting to garden this year, learning to provide food for themselves and their families. They are wondering how to build …
6 Supplies You Need To Start Seeds Indoors
Thinking about starting your own seeds indoors this year? Let’s talk about the 6 essential supplies you need to start seeds indoors. I get a …