Growing Edible Perennials in the Backyard Vegetable Garden
There is nothing like raising edible perennials to get a big jump on the growing season and to help reduce your planting chores in early
There is nothing like raising edible perennials to get a big jump on the growing season and to help reduce your planting chores in early
The garden is off and growing with a good start to the early spring season. It’s obvious that the plants are anxious to get going
Here’s a quick look at some of the plants that are growing in the garden this springtime. Most of these early risers are perennials, with
Spring officially arrived just this week and there is plenty of activity out in the garden, all this in spite of the unsettled weather conditions.
Early spring which is usually a lean period for the vegetable garden’s yield can actually be reasonably productive for the gardener who plans ahead, keeps
While many of us are still watching snow melt and feeling the bite of winter, there are others who have been basking in the warmth
Chris raises a veggie garden in Western Pennsylvania and e-mailed a couple weeks ago to inquire into the timing and types of vegetables to plant
I receive plenty of comments, questions, and feedback to an earlier post about Growing Goji Berries so I thought it was about time for an update on the progress of my Goji Berry plants. I would also recommend that anyone interested in the topic browse the Goji Berry comments for advice and helpful information provided by other backyard Goji Berry growers.
Gardening is a wonderful gift that I’ve developed the hard way… through trial and error! I hope to share the incredible lessons learned and make things a lot easier for you out in the organic vegetable garden.
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