Category: Organic Gardening
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Asian vegetable production is in the midst of transitioning growing regions to Mexico. “We work with a few growers in Mexico on these items and November generally is when the supply is low,” says Kyle DeCoste of Vivid Produce, a wholesaler based…
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– USDA Certified Organic by ECOCERTPERFECT FOR BEGINNERS WITH 200 CUCUMBER SEEDS INCLUDED: Start your gardening journey with ease! Marketmore cucumber seeds offer beginner-friendly growth with high success rates, and this pack includes 200 seeds to ensure plenty of planting opportunities for a bountiful harvest.HIGH-YIELDING VARIETY FOR BOUNTIFUL HARVESTS: Consistently produce an abundance of fresh…
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In the climate crisis landscape, we seem to be experiencing a shift; sustainability is now a widely accepted necessity, we’ve stopped talking about single-use plastic and are realising ideas aimed at reducing (and undoing) our impact on the planet. We’re seeing aquaponic farming in cities, bridges made from manipulated vines, stone quarries turned into cultural spaces and houses designed to be…
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If your garden, courtyard or balcony catches a lot of sunlight, you’re in luck – there are plenty of vegetables that love full sun. Even though some vegetables grow well in shade, many others require full sun (at least six hours of sunlight every day) to produce their best harvests. Fruiting crops are especially productive…
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– Organic Broccoli Seeds for Planting – This planting packet includes 250 Organic Di Cicco Broccoli Seeds. Di Cicco is an Italian heirloom broccoli dating from 1890.Non-GMO Heirloom Organic Broccoli Seeds – All of Axel’s Garden Seeds are Heirloom & Non-GMO and are intended for the current and following growing seasons. Fresh garden seeds are…
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It’s time for a winter catch up. I’ll start with an update on my hydroponic experiment. When I started this project, I was skeptical. Maybe I’d been burned too many times on other gardening kits that promised all the answers and was approaching this experiment the same way. Not anymore. I must now say that…
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Gardening is good for our physical and psychological health, and there’s great pleasure in plucking ripe tomatoes, salad leaves or fresh herbs to add to a meal. Growing your own food has environmental benefits too, especially if you use a compost heap, worm farm or bokashi bin to divert kitchen scraps from landfill. But can…
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– Vibrant Wildflower Seed Mix – Grow a colorful blend of wildflowers that attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Perfect for garden beds, meadows, and pollinator-friendly landscapes.Easy to Grow & Low Maintenance – These wildflower seeds for planting require minimal care and thrive in various climates. Great for both beginner and experienced gardeners.Ideal for Pollinators &…
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It’s time to fess up. I’ve spent years in the food world. I cook well enough to please my family approximately half the time, and my instincts on why a recipe works (or doesn’t) are fairly on point. But I don’t have a green thumb. Once I put seeds in the ground, it’s a safe…
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GLEXPO speaker will share how you can amp up your vegetable production and have an electrifying harvest. Watt’s up with commercial vegetable production under solar? This is the question Ajay Nair will be answering in two sessions during the Great Lakes Fruit Vegetable and Farm Market Expo (GLEXPO) in Grand Rapids, Mich. on Wednesday, December…