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Companion Planting in the Vegetable Garden
In nature, where plants grow without the ground being worked, there is always a mixture of plant types growing in an area that are happy in their habitat. The type of plants living in an area depends on the soil type and climatic conditions. Most plants that grow together in the wild are mutually beneficial in that they allow for maximum light utilization, moisture and soil conditions. This is what we call companion planting. Plants have a beneficial effect on different...
How to Care for Your Vegetable Garden Through the Summer in Hot, Dry Climates
Summer in dry, hot climates like Southern Utah can be both a blessing and a challenge for gardeners. While the sun and warmth can make for robust plant growth, the heat and lack of consistent rainfall can also lead to water shortages, stressed plants, and reduced yields. To ensure your vegetable garden thrives during these hot months, you’ll need to use strategies that conserve water, protect your plants, and maintain soil health. Here’s how to care for your vegetable garden...
A Pollinator Friendly Garden
Where would we be without our pollinating insects, especially bees! Their importance is extraordinary. Although not all our crops rely on insects to pollinate them, it is estimated that more than 70% of food crops rely on bees and other pollinators. Even higher percentages with wild plants. With the decline in bee population we can do our part by helping attract bees to our gardens with bee and pollinator friendly plants. Even in the vegetable gardens. You don’t have to...
Save The Bees Flower Mix
Save the Bees Flower mix have a variety of colorful blooms that provide a plentiful amount of food for bee species. Growing these flowers can help save bees, and provide you with a beautiful flower garden. Perfect gift for the gardener and beneficial insects alike! Fresh fragrant herbs and flowers that attract bee's, butterflies and other beneficial insects to your garden. Seeds included: Borage, sunflower (lemon queen), coriander, Siberian wallflower, dill, coreopsis, California poppy, gallardia, zinnia, basil, cosmos, purple prairie...
Microgreens Guide Book
Microgreens guidebook to growing nutrient-packed baby greens shows readers how to grow their own little greens of arugula, basil, purple cabbage, chard, radishes, broccoli, cilantro, and more. Microgreens teaches the easy process of how to plant and grow, as well as how to harvest little greens, which on average is about 2 weeks after sowing. Eaten alone, as a salad, or added to soups, entrees, sandwiches, burgers, or anything else, these tiny greens of nutrition will enhance everyday food and...
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