Corn grows in loamy, well-drained soil that receives 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight every day. The pH of the soil should be between 6.0 and 7.0, which is somewhat acidic. When the pH is in the proper range, the plants can better absorb nutrients from the soil. A soil test will show the…
Tomatoes that have more sugar in them and less acid are considered to be sweeter. When it comes to growing tomatoes in your garden, there are a few variables that everyone takes into account when deciding which types to grow. I want tomatoes with a strong tomato flavor, a little acid, and a touch of…
Do you ever think about growing kiwi? Kiwifruit is well-known for its excellent nutritional content and has become more popular among consumers worldwide. About Kiwifruit The kiwifruit plant (Actinidia deliciosa) originated in temperate southern China. It was previously known as the “Chinese gooseberry” in English. The plant was introduced into Europe, the United States, and…
Some of the simplest fruit plants to grow in pots are lemon trees. They only require the correct soil, a sunny windowsill, and a lot of patience. Let’s learn growing lemon trees from seeds. Will Dry Lemon Seeds Germinate? No, Dry lemon seeds, on the other hand, will not germinate. You can place the seeds in a glass of water overnight before planting them the next day. How Long Does That Take? A mature lemon…
The mango trees are tropical species, scientifically known as Mangifera Indica belongs to the family Anacardiaceae. The genus contains around 69 species divided between edible and non-edible fruit-producing trees, and the most popular one is commonly known as a mango tree. In the year 2020, world production of mangoes was around 55 million tons, showing…
A shaded garden can be a difficult place to create the perfect lawn. While there are specially formulated grass seed mixes that are designed to work well in shade, a regular feeding and caring program is still super important. So, this article gives you the different jobs, that when done on your lawn, will keep…
