Category: Organic Gardening
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Looking to bring a slice of self-sufficiency to your back garden, patio or allotment? As we move into late summer, there are still plenty of crops you can sow now and harvest in autumn before winter hits. You don’t need a huge plot either — many of these veggies will thrive in raised beds, grow…
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– Classic Italian Parsley Seeds – Grow fresh, aromatic Italian Large Leaf parsley in your home garden or indoor herb pots. A kitchen essential for soups, salads, and pasta dishes.High-Yield & Easy to Grow – These heirloom parsley seeds are perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners. Thrives in garden beds, containers, or hydroponic systems.Versatile Culinary…
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Mangaluru: In response to the challenges of limited urban space and the growing interest in home-based kitchen gardens, a techie successfully developed a 1,000 square feet vertical garden in Matadakani focused on cultivating spinach (palak) and basil. Suraj Rao, who moved from the software industry to farming, told TOI that uncertainty in his previous career…
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Its Heritage Seed Library houses around 800 varieties at any one time. None of the seeds are commercially listed so they can’t legally go on sale, although members can get hold of a selection each year to try on their own plots. Heritage and heirloom seeds are open pollinated, which means the seeds are formed…
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– ORGANIC SEEDS GARDENER COLLECTION: This comprehensive pack features a diverse selection of certified organic vegetables, herbs, and fruits, perfect for home gardeners looking to cultivate a bountiful and sustainable garden. From leafy greens and root crops to juicy melons and flavorful tomatoes, this collection provides an abundant harvest for every season.30 INDIVIDUAL SEED PACKETS:…
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The farm cultivates spinach and basil in Mangaluru. Suraj Rao, a former software professional, has successfully developed a 1,000-square-foot vertical garden in Matadakani, Mangaluru, focused on cultivating spinach and basil. His journey from the IT sector to farming began in 2011…
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My vegetable patch is packed with produce at the moment. This summer has been bountiful as there’s been a real breakthrough with my vegetable growing combined with some great weather that has helped things along. One of the main differences is that I’ve discovered which varieties are best to get the biggest yields. The veg…
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– HERBS ULTIMATE SEED VARIETY PACK: Transform your garden and kitchen with 35 unique herbs! From fragrant basils to calming chamomile and flavorful thyme, this pack has it all. Perfect for teas, cooking, or natural remedies. A must-have for any herb lover!35 INDIVIDUAL SEED PACKETS: Chives, Hyssop Hyssop, Italian Oregano, Common Peppermint Mint, Rosemary Rosemary,…
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Leaning into the theme of “Gardens of Tomorrow,” the Philadelphia Flower Show will feature 3D-printing, hydroponics and a high-tech yoga class. Exhibits will also focus on the changing climate and botanical wellness, and there will be a challenge to create a “future flower” display during the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s annual event at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on March 1-9. MORE: Zoo tours, MLK clothing…
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August is an easy month to become complacent in the garden, with plentiful daily harvests and the warm summer sun ripening produce like tomatoes and cucumbers faster than we can even begin to consume them. However, experts advise that it’s important not to lose sight of the changing seasons ahead, and that gardeners should begin…