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…
Eggplants (Solanum melongena) are a member of the Solanaceae family to which tomatoes, potatoes, and peppers also belong. Growing eggplant is common in North America and Australia and references the egg-like appearance of smaller, white fruits. The plant can grow up to six feet tall and may need to be supported. Pinching the terminal buds…
Kale is a bright green leaf that you can eat raw or cooked. Growing kale starts from seed to harvest in about three months. This superfood has been on the table since Roman times and has long been common throughout Europe. The vegetables come from the cabbage family, which includes broccoli, cauliflower, and collards. It’s…
Chili is a small, multi-branched, straight, shrub-like plant with green and red fruits that is used as a flavor enhancer and seasoning. Green chili is a household name and a must-have ingredient in Indian, Mexican, and Thai cuisines. More than 200 distinct chili species have been recognized. In this article, we provide you with information…
Are you ready to learn lettuce gardening? This is one of the easiest crops to grow in garden beds and containers. Lettuce gardening is easy as it takes up little space, and you can even grow it among flowers. In the mild weather of spring and fall lettuce grows for many weeks. Leaf lettuce is…
Gardening tomatoes are often the inspiration for beginning a vegetable garden. Perhaps more than any other vegetable, tomatoes depend on proper planting so that they can give you plenty of fruit during the summer. Small cherry tomatoes of this variety are produced on trusses and grow to about 2cm. They have a sweet and pleasant…
Are you tired of buying all those non-organic vegetables from the market? Are you fed up with spending a lot of money on vegetables every week? How about growing the best vegetables and fruit you’ve ever eaten in your garden? This post is for you! Depending on the space and time you have available, you…
Pumpkin is one of the staples of autumn, with apples and the color of the leaves changing. When do you pick pumpkins in your garden? Learn about choosing pumpkin varieties and how to grow pumpkins in Ohio. Did you know that pumpkins have been grown in North America for almost 5,000 years? It’s really fun…
Pea is a nutritious leguminous vegetable that is widely cultivated throughout the world. It is a cool-season crop. Pea is a rich source of carbohydrates, protein, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins A and C, and a small amount of iron. These Peas are very easy to grow however their growing period is limited to cool weather. Enjoy…
Beetroot is another delicious, nutritious, and versatile vegetable, easy to grow. Growing beetroot is ideal for beginners and is well suited to large or small home gardens since it takes up little space. Both the roots and the leaves of beetroots are excellent sources of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamin C. you can eat them raw,…
Cucumbers are tropical vegetables that require long, warm days, lots of sunlight, and plenty of water to create a large harvest. Cucumbers are one of the summer’s delights: crisp, juicy, and sweetly flavored. Although most cucumbers are green, there are white and yellow cucumbers to sample for a change of pace. They are incredibly healthy…
Cabbage is a biennial plant grown as an annual vegetable crop and high in nutritional value. It’s a good source of vitamin K, vitamin C, and dietary fibers. Cabbage heads generally range from 0.5 to 4kg and the head can be purple, green, or white. Cabbage is a cool vegetable suitable for spring and autumn….