Radishes are one of the fastest vegetables you can grow and one of the most rewarding. If you’re wondering how to grow radishes from seed, the short answer is: plant seeds ½ inch deep in loose soil, keep the bed evenly moist, and you’ll usually be harvesting in about 3-4 weeks. This post may contain […]
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Saving seeds is a fun hobby to have and lettuce is an easy to grow vegetable that is a staple in most home gardens. That’s why saving lettuce seeds is a great way to ensure that you have a steady supply of fresh, homegrown lettuce year after year. Read our lettuce growing guide for tips
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Growing lettuce is one of the easier things to do in a garden. Whether you are looking to add some greens to your salad or make a sandwich, growing lettuce is a perfect choice. Lettuce grows so simply from seed that you can easily do it at home. In this blog post, we’ll guide you
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The first year we started our garden from seed, we used just about every container imaginable. Egg cartons, plastic pots, yogurt cups, even toilet paper rolls. After a few growing seasons, I remember thinking, “There has to be a better way to do this.” That search eventually led me to soil blocking. Now, after using
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Spinach is one of those crops we try to grow every single year, but in Zone 5, timing makes all the difference. Spinach loves cool weather and cool soil, yet our springs can swing from frozen ground to sudden heat waves in just a few weeks. If the soil is too cold, seeds struggle to
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