Latest articles by Becca Badgett
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Growing Carrots In Containers - Tips For Growing Carrots In Containers
Growing carrots in containers is an excellent project for early spring or fall. Planting a crop of container carrots during these seasons can result in a worthwhile harvest. Learn more about container growing carrots here.
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What Is Mole Plant Euphorbia: Information On Grow A Mole Spurge Plant
You've probably seen the mole plant euphorbia blooming in pastures or meadows, but if you're not familiar with the name, you may wonder, "What is a mole plant?". Read here to find out more.
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What Is Camu Camu – Information On Camu Camu Benefits And More
You might be curious to learn exactly what is camu camu, or perhaps it’s been suggested for some of your ailments. Click on the following article to get both questions answered and to learn the details of using Myrciaria dubia, also called camu camu.
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Tin Can Planters For Veggies – Can You Grow Vegetables In Tin Cans
Thinking of starting a tin can veggie garden? For those of us inclined to recycle, this seems like a great way to get another use from cans. Add a drainage hole and soil and you’re all set, right? Click here for information on planting vegetables in tin cans.
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Containers For Canna Lily Plants: How To Plant Cannas In Pots
Cannas aren't just for gardens. Growing cannas in containers is a good way to guarantee summer blooms. Find out more about potting a canna lily and its subsequent care in the article that follows.
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Canna Lily Rot: What Causes Rotting Canna Rhizomes
Canna flowers grow as a beautiful, long-lasting summer to fall display in the flower bed. In northern areas, they need to be dug and stored over winter for rhizomes to remain alive. But what happens when canna rhizomes are rotting? Learn about canna lily rot here.
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Tomatoes That Can Well – What Are The Best Canning Tomatoes
Perhaps, you’re planning a big harvest and want extra tomatoes for canning. Preserving tomatoes is a common chore in late summer and one that some of us do regularly. Take a look at some of the best canning tomatoes in the following article.
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Growing Calendula - How To Care For Calendula Plants In The Garden
Bright yellow and orange flowers, historically used for medicinal and culinary purposes, result from easy calendula care when growing this simple flower. Learn more about the plant in this article.
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My Cactus Lost Its Spines: Do Cactus Spines Grow Back
Well-loved for their unusual forms and known for their spiny stems, gardeners can become unnerved when faced with broken cactus spines. Click this article to learn what to do, if anything, for a cactus without spines and find out if these spines will regrow.
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Succulent Fertilizer Needs – Tips For Fertilizing Cacti And Succulents
More often these days, indoor gardeners are experimenting with growing succulents. They’re realizing there’s quite a bit of difference between growing succulents and the traditional houseplants. One of these differences is feeding succulents and cacti. Learn more here.
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Why Doesn’t My Cactus Flower: How To Get A Cactus To Bloom
Many of us bring cacti indoors for winter. By doing so, we may be creating conditions where cactus won’t bloom. Too much water, too much heat, and not enough bright light provide reasons that answer “why doesn’t my cactus flower.” Learn more here.
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Buddha’s Hand Flower Drop: Why Is My Buddha’s Hand Dropping Flowers
Aside from the many great reasons to grow the plant, buddha’s hand displays beautiful, showy blooms. But sometimes, for growers, you may experience dropping flowers. See how to best go about avoiding buddha’s hand losing flowers in this article.
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Picking Brussel Sprouts: How To Harvest Brussel Sprouts
Harvesting Brussels sprouts provides a nutritious side dish on the table. Learning when to harvest Brussels sprouts can make your experience more flavorful. This article will help with harvesting Brussels sprouts.
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Brunnera Plants: How To Plant Brunnera Siberian Bugloss
Brunnera is one of the prettiest plants to include in the shady garden. Learn more about growing this plant in the following article. Click here to get additional information.
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What Is Rice Brown Leaf Spot – Treating Brown Spots On Rice Crops
Brown leaf spot rice is one of the most serious diseases that can affect rice. It usually begins with leaf spot on young leaves and, if not treated properly, it can decrease yield substantially. If you’re growing a crop of rice, this article can help.
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Bromeliad Cold Hardiness And Best Varieties For Cold
Most bromeliads prefer warm weather and cannot survive the cold. Here are some ideas about a few that can.
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Growing Cold Hardy Eastern Prickly Pear Cactus
For info on growing cold hardy eastern prickly pear cactus, look no further, just click here!
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Natural Christmas Decorations: Homemade Garden Christmas Crafts
If you enjoy adding Christmas crafts from the garden to your Christmas décor, click this article for some awesome ideas to try.
