• Even in the cold, some veggies are able to keep growing

    So here we are in the first week of a new year still waiting for the real cold to show up. Our garden beds have been mulched to protect plants in anticipation of something colder than 20 degrees. But just how much cold can different vegetables take in unprotected gardens? Recently I ran across a…

  • Jan. 7, 2026, 2:42 p.m. ET It’s winter, but you can start germinating flower seeds indoors now to prepare for spring gardening. Basic supplies include seeds, a starting soil mix, containers, water, and a light source. Once sprouted, seedlings need to be gradually acclimated to outdoor conditions before being planted in the ground. Once the…

  • Vego Garden Expands Pacific Line and Introduces Victorian Greenhouse Collections for Year-Round Gardening

    Vego Garden unveils larger Pacific models and elegant Victorian greenhouse collections, designed for year-round gardening across all spaces. With the Victorian Collection, we’ve created a greenhouse that is as strong as it is beautiful.” — Robert X, Founder & CEO of Vego Garden TOMBALL, TX, UNITED STATES, January 5, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — With growing demand…

  • Gardening for beginners: 21 tips to start growing veg and plants

    If you’re wanting to start a garden in your yard, we salute you. Spring is the best time of year to tap into nature and seek out the best gardening tips for beginners. Whether you’re looking to make the most of your outdoor space with a vegetable plot or want to grow your favorite flora,…

  • Can’t Keep Your House Plants Alive? Then You’ll Need These Gardening Tips For Beginners

    #3: Brown leaves could be a sign of overwatering or underwatering. Here’s how to tell the difference.The leaves on your plants are turning brown, and you turn to Google for help. Many websites will tell you that brown leaves mean that you’re overwatering or underwatering your plants, which isn’t exactly helpful. Darren explains: “Yes, it’s…

  • Garden tools for beginners – Reviewed

    So you’re ready to start a garden, but all you have is a patch of dirt, or maybe just an empty space on a deck. Never fear: Here are the essentials you need to get ready to get growing. Gardening gloves Gardening gloves aren’t strictly essential for growing plants or maintaining your yard, but they…

  • How to Grow Berries: Easy for Beginners

    Berries and soft fruits are easy to grow for beginners and produce heavy harvests. Here’s the pick of the crop for beginners to grow. Strawberries Strawberries will produce fruits the first summer after planting, and with varieties available that fruit at different times you could be harvesting from spring all the way through to fall. You can…

  • 7 Vegetables You Can Plant in January, According to Gardening Experts

    While it may feel like gardening season is out of reach, January can actually be a great time to start planting certain vegetables. How and what you plant depends greatly on your growing zone. For example, in northern regions where the ground is too hard to direct sow outdoors, you can get a jump on…

  • Florette: fresh cut vegetables grow by 13%

    Fruit Today magazine spoke with Fermín Aldaz, Sales and Marketing Director at the company, who elaborated on this and other developments. Market data from leading consultancies suggest that the consumption of fresh cut salads is stagnating in Spain. Is Florette seeing the same trend? It’s true that this is a mature category, with 84% household…

  • FAO prepares 4,500 sets of vegetable seeds for rural residents of Ukraine – AgroNews

    The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has announced a tender to find suppliers of vegetable seed sets for Ukraine, according to agronews.ua. Читай нас також у Viber та Telegram. As the organization notes, this is an important step at the beginning of a new agricultural season, as access to quality seeds…