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POLE BEAN SUPPORT IDEAS

by Jessica WalliserComments (0)

Looking for creative pole bean support ideas? You’ve come to the right place!
Pole beans are notorious for their prolific yields, but the vines grow
vigorously and need something sturdy to climb. Before you start planting your
bean seeds, it’s essential that you have a support plan in place for these
climbing vines. In this article, I’ll share some of the best bean trellis,
teepee, arch, and support structures, including cheap and free upcycling and DIY
options.
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Filed Under: Gardening Techniques Tagged With: Vertical gardening, DIY garden
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GROWING TOMATOES IN A SELF WATERING PLANTER

by Niki JabbourComments (0)

Growing tomatoes in a self watering planter is an easy and low-maintenance way
to enjoy a bounty of homegrown tomatoes. These innovative planters are perfect
for small spaces, decks, and balconies and create an ideal growing environment
for tomato plants. They can even be used to grow other vegetables like peppers,
eggplants, and cucumbers. Keeping container-grown tomatoes watered, especially
when the summer weather is hot and dry, is a challenge for gardeners and using a
self watering planter is a time-saving way to ensure plants don’t dry out. In
this article I’ll offer tips for success when growing tomatoes in a self
watering planter. 

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HOW MANY WATERMELONS PER PLANT? TIPS TO MAXIMIZE PRODUCTION

by Niki JabbourComments (0)

If you’re new to growing watermelons, you’re likely wondering which types might
be best to try, exactly what’s involved, and how many watermelons per plant you
can expect at the end of the growing season. As it happens, it’s surprisingly
easy to coax homegrown watermelons out of your own garden plot or even from a
large pot. What’s more, there’s a mind-boggling number of varieties from which
to choose, and, whether you opt for an early, mid-season, or late season type,
the end result is usually much sweeter than any watermelon you’ve hauled home
from the grocery store.

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WHEN TO CUT BACK LAVENDER: TIME YOUR TRIMMING FOR HEALTHY PLANTS

by Tara NolanComments (0)

Lavender is a popular plant that finds its way into many a home garden. Perhaps
it’s for the heady fragrance or to have a flush of purple reminiscent of the
fields of Provence in the garden or to pick for your own culinary or DIY
projects. It’s a great-drought tolerant pick and works well in landscape
borders. However as they mature, lavender plants will spread and can begin to
look a little bedraggled. Pruning the plant can help to contain it in the garden
and keep it looking neat. Knowing when to cut back lavender is important.

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WHEN TO PLANT CUCUMBERS: 4 OPTIONS FOR A NON-STOP HARVEST

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A just-picked cucumber is a summer treat and knowing when to plant cucumbers is
the best way to give your vines a strong start to the growing season. Cucumbers
are sensitive to cold temperatures and easily damaged if planted too early. Wait
too long and there may not be enough time left in your growing season to mature
the crop. There are several options for timing cucumber plantings with seeds
started indoors or direct sown in garden beds. Below you’ll learn 4 options for
when to plant cucumbers to ensure you enjoy months of crisp, flavorful fruits. 

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HOW TO GROW CUBAN OREGANO

by Tara NolanComments (0)

I enjoy discovering different ingredients to use in my cooking, especially
ingredients I can grow myself. Cuban oregano is one of those interesting
flavors. A potent and versatile herb, Cuban oregano is known around the world by
several different common names. Depending on your locale, you may have heard it
called “soup mint,” Mexican mint, Spanish thyme, or Indian borage.

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