Tomato plants are a favorite in my garden. I’m not sure why, maybe because I use them in so many recipes, but seeing them grow really brings me joy. But let’s be honest. The journey from seed to harvest isn’t always smooth with tomatoes. After years of growing them, I’ve witnessed many triumphs and many … Read more
I’m quite familiar with all the common mistakes you can make in a garden because I’ve made just about every one of them as a beginner. But you have to start somewhere. And sometimes, getting things wrong is simply the best way to learn, not only in gardening but in every aspect of life (I … Read more
In my countryside garden, there are several fairly large trees and, as you probably know, grass or flowers often struggle to grow underneath them, mainly because of the constant shade they provide. However, those challenging areas can become some of the most beautiful parts of your garden if you know how and what to plant … Read more
It’s no secret that plants can’t survive without water. Yet, sometimes, no matter what you do, your garden still ends up looking sad and worn out. Eventually, you might just give up on having lush greenery and decide you’re not one of those people with a green thumb. But what I’ve learned over the years … Read more
Thorn bushes are shrubs that can that can spring up in gardens or fields and often grow quite large. Their long, sharp thorns can sometimes make removal tricky, and less experienced gardeners might not know where to start. If you’re struggling to clear them from your yard, here are a few proven methods to try. The … Read more
Everyone loves tomatoes. They are easy to plant, grow fast, and can be used in so many recipes. However, they also have a big problem: they’re high-maintenance plants. Not only are they heavy feeders, but they’re also highly sensitive to water fluctuations and more prone than others to pests. And don’t forget that quite often … Read more
I love sweet potatoes and of course I love planting them in my garden. They are delicious, versatile, highly nutritious, and surprisingly, they are also incredibly straightforward to cultivate. If you don’t know, sweet potatoes are native to Africa and Asia and belong to the morning glory family (Ipomoea batata), and they come in two … Read more
I love ginger. It has so many uses, and I enjoy growing my own. The good news is that, as long as the soil is deep enough and well-draining, you can grow any root vegetable in a container. Whether it’s carrots, radishes, or even potatoes, the way these plants grow allows them to grow comfortably … Read more
As a farmer, you probably know the importance of protecting your crops from various threats, including fungal diseases. For this reason, fungicides are the most popular approach to manage and prevent these diseases to protect crops and plants. However, the timing of fungicide application can impact its effectiveness. I will guide you through the factors that … Read more
Gardening teaches patience and attention to detail, but I have to be honest with you, I have no patience and I hate waiting! Sometimes it’s nice to see quick results, especially when you’re getting started and need a little encouragement. Luckily, not all vegetables require months to mature. Some grow so fast that you can … Read more