Is spring finally here? After what felt like a long, cold winter for Florida it is finally time to embrace the arrival of longer days and higher temperatures. Get outside so you can refresh your ...

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Considered one of the oldest cultivated plants, onions are thought to have originated in Central Asia. They have been cultivated for 5,000 years, but were likely consumed long before that because, ...

Plant radishes when the weather is cool for a delicious addition to all your meals. Here's how to do it. Radishes are one type of vegetable that can go under the radar; however, the vibrant roots are ...

Replacing your entire grocery list with homegrown food is an overwhelming prospect. But tending to a few easy-to-grow crops? Well, that’s more manageable. Whether you’re tired of spending more on a ...

Discover our picks for seven vegetables to plant in January, including crops suitable for gardeners in any climate this month ...

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Find out how to grow collard greens, a classic Southern vegetable that thrives in cool weather. Collard greens do best when grown in an area that receives full to partial sun. These leafy greens are ...

WELCOME TO TODAY’S GROW AT GREEN. WE’RE AT SANBORN MILLS FARM HERE IN LOUDON. I’M JOINED BY HELEN WESTERGREN, THE HEAD GARDENER HERE AT SANBORN MILLS. HELEN PUT GARDENING 101. YOU WANT TO FIND A PLACE ...

IN THIS WEEK’S GROW IT GREEN WE ARE AT THE MASSABESIC AUDUBON CENTER IN AUBURN. I’M HERE WITH WILL LOWENTHAL MASTER GARDENER, AND VOLUNTEER HERE AT THE MASSABESIC CENTER. WILL WE ARE AT THE REALLY ...

In urban cities gardening on the balcony has become very common. Many people grow fruits, vegetables and other plants on ...

Mid-March is the ideal time to transition from winter vegetables to warm-season crops in Florida. Hold off on fertilizing turfgrass until April 15th to allow it to recover from winter dormancy. Add ...