Cameron Jenkins 
Potatoes, the unassuming root vegetable, have been a constant presence in kitchens and gardens for as long as anyone can remember. While the standard Russet, Red, or Yellow potatoes may …
Most of us are familiar with tomatoes being determinate or indeterminate, and even some beans will produce either long sprawling vines or short stubby bushes. But what about potatoes? Do …
There are many ways to fertilize your garden, some less smelly than others, and perhaps the smelliest is fish scraps. Fish scraps have the benefit of building your soil, adding …
The pots are filled and the seeds are lightly buried and gently packed in the perfect growing medium. Now comes the stressful part: am I giving my young plants too …
As the last plant in our gardens succumbs to the fall frost, we sadly think gardening is over for the year. Whether your climate is temperate enough to garden all …
Indeterminate, or vining, tomatoes are rambling plants that have the potential to reach inspiring heights, but even if you get a short variety, you will be rewarded with an entire …
Tomatoes are a delicate plant when it comes to frost. It is important to start your seeds late enough to avoid a late spring frost, but you want to start …
Do you love peppers but can’t tolerate the heat of the Jalapeño? Then shishito peppers are for you. These sweet, mild-heat peppers can be grown quite successfully in the home …
In our area, August is usually the month with the best weather which is why many people take their holidays this month. It’s not too hot and not too cold, …
Is your lawn covered with leaves and you aren’t sure what to do with them? Try composting them to create a perfect amendment for your soil. Composted leaves build soil …
