Edible Gardens
Your ultimate guide to Edible Gardens: Everything you need to know with expert info for beginners and advanced gardeners alike.
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How To Grow Basil Plants
Basil grows best in warm, sunny areas and benefits from consistent pruning. This just means you can enjoy its leaves all summer long!
By Bonnie L. Grant
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12 Vegetable Garden Ideas To Maximize Yields And Enhance Your Growing Space
Discover beautiful and practical ideas for growing your own vegetable garden – from the best space-saving solutions to clever methods that will boost yields.
By Melanie Griffiths
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How To Dry Basil From Your Garden - 3 Simple Techniques
Fresh basil can be dried in a food dehydrator, microwaved, or hung to dry. This will make it lose a bit of its fresh bite, but it'll keep for much, much longer.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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8 Drought-Tolerant Fruit Trees That Will Survive The Heat – And Produce A Delicious Harvest
Invest in a bountiful crop of water-wise fruit trees that will thrive in hot, dry summers, and yield tasty home-grown produce.
By Melanie Griffiths
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Tomato Diseases Every Gardener Should Know – And How To Treat Them
Tomato disease can be traced to one of four causes: fungal, bacterial, viral, and environmental. Learn to identify them and fight back.
By Amy Grant
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14 Vegetable Trellis Ideas To Maximize Your Garden Harvest
Support your homegrown crops – and embrace vertical gardening – with these flexible and attractive vegetable trellis ideas to suit all budgets and styles.
By Melanie Griffiths
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Expert Guide On How To Grow And Care For Tree Collards
If you’re a big fan of brassicas such as cabbage and kale then you’ll adore tree collards. Discover the joys of growing and harvesting this distinctive leafy treat
By Bonnie L. Grant
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The Secret To Growing Perfect Tomatoes: Expert Tips From A Chef-Turned-Gardener
Trained professional chef and gardening expert Bonnie Grant shares her advice on growing a bountiful crop of delicious tomatoes – for your best-ever harvest.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Make Tomato Plants Grow Faster: 7 Tips For An Early Bounty
Accelerate the growth rate of your tomatoes – without sacrificing flavor – and start enjoying a delicious crop in as little as four weeks from planting.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Edible Lavender Varieties To Grow In Your Herb Garden
Is all lavender edible? Not really. Some lavender is delicious, but not all varieties are the same.
By Amy Grant
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Sweetest And Best Tasting Tomatoes: Great Heirloom, Hybrid And Cherry Toms To Try
With so many tomatoes to choose from, it’s sometimes hard to know which to grow for superlative flavor. Here we present the sweetest and most sublime best tasting tomatoes to try
By Bonnie L. Grant
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7 Best Fruit Trees For Front Yards – The Delicious Way To Boost Curb Appeal
Discover the best front yard fruit trees to provide a perfect focal point, beautiful seasonal flowers, and something delicious for your table.
By Melanie Griffiths
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Drying Herbs For Tea: Best Methods For A Tasty Homegrown Brew
There is a knack to drying herbs for tea the best way if you are after the tastiest, freshest flavors. Here’s how to prepare your homegrown herbal brews
By Amy Grant
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Fancy A Bolder Homegrown Brew? Try These 6 Unusual Plants For Making Tea
It’s exciting to try some unusual plants for making tea. Enjoy these unusual tea flavors, and try some for their medicinal qualities.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Make A Tomato Hanging Basket – Perfect For Porches & Patios
Growing tomatoes in hanging baskets is ideal for small spaces and offers an accessible harvest. Discover how to plant a basket – and the best varieties to grow.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Prune Rosemary For Better Looking Bushes & Loads Of Fresh Herbs
If you love your herbs you’ll want to know how to prune rosemary. A rugged and prolific plant, rosemary is a popular culinary, medicinal and ornamental staple in the garden.
By Heather Rhoades
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Common Vegetable Garden Diseases and Pests
These bacterial and viral diseases, pests, and environmental problems can all set your vegetable garden back.
By Bonnie L. Grant