Companion planting is essential for having a successful growing season! Tomatoes are one that can benefit from a variety of plants around it from pest control, to attracting beneficial critters, and even making the tomatoes produce better and taste better!
Peppers and tomatoes are warm season plants that can be very sensitive to cool nights. It can be difficult to time when to plant these in your garden and they can become stunted and stop growing if they are exposed to cold weather.
It can definitely be cheaper to grow your own food than to buy organic produce at your local grocery store or farmers market.
There are several plants that can really give you a huge harvest for just 1 plant! Check out these plants that are the most cost-effective plants to grow if you are trying to save money on your grocery store visits!
Unfortunately, we had some seedlings that were in our shop that turned “leggy”. This is when they grow up very tall and skinny which means they are weak. We wanted to share with you and hope you can learn from our mistake that we made in our seed starting area!
Peppers and tomatoes are warm season plants that can be very sensitive to cool nights. It can be difficult to time when to plant these in your garden and they can become stunted and stop growing if they are exposed to cold weather.
Square foot gardening is a gardening method where you divide your gardening space out into square foot (12″) areas. Mel Bartholomew’s book Square Foot Gardening, introduced the idea of planting densely within 4’x4′ raised beds in this square foot method. This method helps to promote growing space when you have limited growing space within your garden. Each square can be planted with different crops depending on what crops are considered good companions.
We are hosting an April Giveaway!
We love our seeding square! April is a terrific month to win this seeding square since there will be lots of seeds being started in the garden! This tool can be so beneficial for you while planting with square foot gardening!
How to Log an Event for Multiple Plants in Garden+ Check out the video above to see how to log an event in for multiple plants in Garden+. Go to Garden+ tab and click the three dots. Select log event for multiple plants. Choose your event to log in & add details. To view logged events, click the plant you would like to view, & select plant log at the top. For more feature shorts […]
We have been made aware of several performance issues with Android users and wanted to shed light on the situation. We’ve discovered a number of bugs by Google that are affecting our app.
