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Foxglove Companion Plant

Companion Plants for Growing Vegetables

Growing Indian Corn

Growing Indian Corn

hand holding a potato

Harvesting Potatoes

Green bell pepper ready for harvest.

Growing Bell Peppers

Tomato plant with black leaves and green tomatoes.

Tomato Plant Leaves Turning Black

Growing Green Beans

Growing Green Beans

Closeup of green bell pepper on vine

How to Grow Gorgeous Bell Peppers

Easy Way To String Tomatoes, Cucumbers, or Green Beans

Making an A-frame Trellis for Growing...

Person holding a bunch of small tomatoes.

Tomatoes Not Growing Bigger

Harvesting Potatoes from a Potato Tower

Harvesting Potatoes from a Potato Tower

Woman standing in her vegetable garden

Maintaining Your Vegetable Garden

A trellis with wood poles and rope, for training beans.

Simple Pole Bean Trellis

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Harvested Zucchini in a Basket

When to Harvest Zucchini

Asparagus

8 Great Perennial Vegetables

A woman holding a bunch of carrots that were grown in a greenhouse.

Growing Carrots in a Greenhouse

Planting Seedlings

Starting a Vegetable Garden

Zucchini Plant

Zucchini Plants Growing Slowly

Comparing Bush Beans and Pole Beans

Comparing Bush Beans and Pole Beans

Broccoli
Rabe

Growing Broccoli Rabe from Seed

Growing Sugar Snap Peas - peas in a bowl

Growing Sugar Snap Peas

Replanting a Sprouting Onion - lying on top of soil

Planting a Sprouting Onion

Red and green bell peppers.

When Are Bell Peppers Ready to Pick?

A zucchini plant in the garden with flower and a young zucchini squash.

Why Is Zucchini Falling Off the Vine Early?

Small Bell Peppers

Why Are My Bell Peppers So Small?

Picking a Potato Variety

Picking a Potato Variety

Hispanic woman and child harvesting vegetables.

Understanding the Effects of Pollen Transfer Between Different Vegetables

Cucumber growing on plant

Choosing a Cucumber Variety

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Rhubarb leaf with yellowing leaves in the background

Rhubarb Plants Turning Yellow

Asparagus spears in basket against a dirt background

Harvesting Asparagus

Variety of garden vegetables and fruits in and surrounding a basket on a table.

Harvesting Common Garden Vegetables

giant pumpkin

Growing Monster Vegetables

Kale after snow has fallen.

Vegetables That Taste Better After Frost

Growing Cucumbers in Hanging Milk Jugs

closeup of a cabbage

Growing Brassicas

ornamental peppers

Growing Ornamental Peppers

Pepper Plant

Growing Pepper Plants

Mustard Greens

Growing Mustard Greens

Growing Beans

Growing Beans (Bush and Pole)

example of miner damage

Leaf Miner Beetle Damage to Crops

yellow skinned spaghetti squash

Growing Spaghetti Squash

tomatoes growing

Growing Drought Tolerant Vegetables

Growing Bean Vine Crops

Growing Vine Crops

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Vegetable Harvest

When to Harvest Your Vegetables

Snow Peas

Growing Snow Peas

Growing Swiss Chard

Natural Pesticide

Natural Pesticide Recipes for Vegetable Gardens

Growing carrots and other vegetables.

Planting Vegetables Together

Tomato Plants Dying

Tomato Plants Dying from Top Down

Asparagus Harvest

Extending Your Asparagus Harvest

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes

green tomatoes

Tomatoes Are Not Getting Ripe

Red Potatoes

Growing Red Potatoes

Growing New Veggies

Growing New Veggies From Discarded Roots

Vegetable Garden

Minimizing Diseases in a Vegetable Garden

Growing Kale

Green Beans Not Flowering

Green Beans Not Flowering

Vegetable Garden

Vegetable Garden Planting Times

Growing Green Onions

Growing Green Onions

Zucchini Growing

Zucchini Rotting on the Vine

Rows of growing vegetables

Planning A Vegetable Garden

A basket of late summer vegetables and herbs from the garden.

Growing Vegetables

Photo of an onion harvest.

Harvesting Onions

Growing Carrots

Growing Carrots

Vegetables for Planting in Shady Spots

growing sweet potatoes

Growing Sweet Potatoes

Growing Cabbage, Selecting Good Broccoli, Freezing Cabbage

Growing Cabbage

Growing Broccoli, Storing Broccoli, Canning Broccoli

Growing Broccoli

Brussels Sprouts

Growing Brussels Sprouts

Beets growing in the garden

Freshly Harvested Asparagus

Growing Asparagus

Growing Tomatoes Upside Down

Growing Tomatoes Upside Down

Planting After Liming Vegetable Garden

Vegetables to Plant in July

How Deep to Plant Vegetables?

Cherry Tomatoes in hanging basket

Cherry Tomatoes for Hanging Baskets

Zucchini Plants Falling Over

Raised vegetable garden

Planting Suggestions for Winter Vegetables and...

Creative Vegetable Stake Ideas

Corn Is Tasseling But Has No Ears

Tomato Plants Dry Up After Blooming

White Spots on Zucchini Leaves

Grayish White Foam on Squash Plant

Zucchini Rots After Blossoms Drop Off

What is Cutting Down My Squash Plants?

Bean Plant Leaves Are Turning Yellow

Planting a Desert Vegetable Garden

Drainage for a Sloping Vegetable Garden

Tomato Blooms Die and Fall Off

Worms Killing My Zucchini

Zucchini is Shriveling Up

Cucumbers Have White Spots

How do you trellis beans?

Vegetable Plants Wilting, Too Much Water?

Harvesting Chard

Transplanting Vegetable Seedlings

Garden Concerns: Too Much Water?

Planting Asparagus

Pea Plants are Dying

Click Here For Windowsill Celery Hearts

Sprouting Vegetables in Water

artichoke plant

Eight Great Perennial Vegetables

Pruning Squash Plants

Bell Peppers Developing Brown, Soft Spots

Pumpkin Plants Keep Dying

Stripes on my Zucchini

Zucchini Is Turning Brown

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closeup of zip tied plant

Use Zip Ties to Support PlantsZip ties are inexpensive and come in a variety of lengths. I use them to attach my plants to my chain link fence, tomato cage, or pole support. It keeps the fruit from rotting and also stakes them so they don't steal the sun from other plants.

Closeup of green bell pepper on vine

How to Grow Gorgeous Bell PeppersBell peppers are easy to grow, nearly pest and disease-free, and they produce a lot of yield in a small amount of space. You can either buy transplants locally, or start seeds yourself. Here are the basics of what you need to know to get started.

Easy Way To String Tomatoes, Cucumbers, or Green Beans

Easy Way To String Tomatoes,...One of the most difficult parts about gardening and growing your own vegetable is stringing them up to keep them off the ground. A lot of people will use a garden trellis or pole to keep their green beans, cucumbers, and tomatoes off the ground. However, I find that making an open A-frame enclosure works best.

A plate and bottle

Protecting Tomato SeedlingsI used to place each plant into a paper cup that had the bottom cut out. I now use the red plastic disposable dinner plates. I cut a round hole in the center with a slit cut to the edge of the plate. Then I make 4 cross cuts around the circle for the round trellis to poke through into the dirt.

green bell pepper

Our Very First Green PepperThis is a picture of our very first successful green pepper.

A trellis with wood poles and rope, for training beans.

Simple Pole Bean TrellisOur kids planted pole beans this year and we needed a simple trellis for the beans to grow on. My husband found some pieces of 2x2 wood, leftover from another project, and cut 3 pieces to the same length.

Questions

Growing BeetsHow do I grow beets in Georgia?

Picking Zucchini

Picking ZucchiniI am probably being stingy about wanting as much zucchini as possible from one that I pick and I let it get large, but not yellowed or wrinkled.

Growing Green Peppers - two potted plants on brick wall

Growing Green PeppersI think these are green pepper plants, am I too late in the year to get peppers and shouldn't I have yellow flowers first?

Easy to Make Trellises for Pole BeansI want to make an easy trellis for pole beans. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do that? Also, I need to make supports for zucchini squash. I have heard that you can use tomato cages for this. Will this work?

Zucchini Plants Growing SlowlyI planted new seeds in the middle of May and for some reason the leaves on some of the plants are thick. I got my first flower on one of them today. I have never had this problem. I rotated, bought good seeds, added horse manure, fish emulsion, and milk, but nothing seems to get them to sprout up more.

Planting Potatoes in a Cardboard BoxSeems I recall reading in ThriftyFun years ago that any kind of seed potato sets could be planted in a cardboard box filled with dirt, watered, and later in the season harvested by tearing the cardboard box away. Does anyone remember just how that was done?

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