Organic Gardening

Bountiful Botanical Blessings on you for recognizing the beauty of the “Sprout.” Brussels Sprouts: grow them for a fun fall harvest, eat them for high levels of Vitamins K and C, and enjoy them for a sweet and nutty flavor. Of course, all these amazing benefits depend upon your knowledge of how best to plant, harvest, and prepare these cute “little cabbages.” And we’re here, to help. Brussels Sprouts thrive in cooler weather and actually increase in natural sweetness after they’ve been kissed by frost. A good rule of thumb (your green thumb, that is) for when to plant Brussels Sprouts plants, is to count back three months from your first potential heavy frost. Check online or contact your local agricultural extension office for the average date of that frost in your area. As a slow-growing, long-bearing crop, it’s wise to make good friends with your Sprouts in order to produce the most satisfying and delicious relationship. (At the end of this post is listed some of the many useful products we carry to help you nurture that mutually beneficial friendship.) First, give them a good sunny home. Note, however, that if your region has very hot weather in late…

Experiencing the refreshing and sweet taste of a watermelon on a hot day is something we can’t express in words. In other words, there’s nothing like a fresh and ripe watermelon on a sunny day! Watermelon is a favorite summer special fruit that is loaded with lots of nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants but hardly calories. Instead of buying it, growing watermelon in your own yard gives you more taste along with happiness. Check out 6 expert tips for growing watermelon in your own yard. 1.Give Plants Enough Space: Watermelon needs lots of space to grow healthily. The vines of the watermelon reach up to 20 feet in length so plant them where there is plenty of open ground. Plant each watermelon hill 3-4 feet apart from the other and plant each row of hills 8 feet apart. 2. Plant multiple Plants: Planting multiple seeds is a great way to grow watermelons. Make sure to plant 8-10 seeds in each hill by placing the seeds 1 inch below the soil. When you saw they have grown into seedlings, thin them by leaving only 3 in one hill. 3. Watch Out For Insects And Diseases: Vine borers and cucumber beetles are the worst…

Gardening is always the most beautiful thing to do. It is good for the physical activeness and also you can grow 100% organic vegetables without any harmful content at your backyard or maybe at your garden. Gardening also helps in some of your home groceries requirement. It also found that if you plant some vegetables in your home yard then you will save a huge amount of money from grocery expenses. Planting some of the plants helps you to decrease the expenses of your grocery market. And planting vegetables in home also has different types of health benefits because you can produce without using different fertilisers and everyone knows that using fertilisers can increase the quality of the vegetables but most of the fertilisers are very harmful for health. Here is the five easy vegetables you can grow to save on your groceries. 1.Spinach: Spinach is incredibly beneficial for your health. Chefs use it almost in every dishes. Spinach has only 23 kcal energy and very low amount of fat in every 100 grams. Fresh spinach contents different vital antioxidants like vitamin-A, vitamim-C etc. it is also very good source of vitamin-K. Spinach can use in salad. It content Lots…

Home is gardening is the face of versatility. Meaning home gardening can be done at any given area. lot of people think, that gardening needs huge amounts of space. In reality, it is the complete opposite. Home gardening can be done at a small space in your apartment or just beside the corner of the room. All you need is a little DIY attitude. This article is going to list to 24 vegetables that you can grow indoors 1.Carrots This vegetable can grow wonderfully indoors.All you will need is some pots ( preferably 12 inches), soil and a window that allows enough sunlight 2.Green beans Most of the people love the appurtenance of it when it grows indoors.The requirements for this vegetable are buckets, baskets m plastic sacks 3.Kale For this vegetable seeds should be sown at a distance. This vegetable survives in winter too.Tough to maintainLooks beautiful indoors 4.Mushrooms A time period of 5 weeks is needed to growShould be grown in a dark room 5.Tomatoes Needs a sunny settingThe pot needs six inch of soil 6.Beets Simple to growMaintenance is easy 7.Bell peppers Takes a lot of time to growSurvives most of the seasons 8.Chives Needs water and humidity to…

Mushroom Growing for Beginners Mushroom Growing for Beginners For first-time growers or beginners, as a rule, you should pick a strain of enchantment mushrooms that is anything but difficult to develop. Don’t directly begin with a Copelandia Cyanescens or comparative immediately; they are the most significant stimulating mushrooms yet are far additionally testing to create. A phenomenal strain for beginners is Psilocybe Cubensis, it has a ton of varieties, yet all are evaluated as simple to establish.To develop your stimulating mushrooms, you should settle on a choice of what direction of growing you like. In any case, we begin here with general growing procedures, which you can use to start and to get an inclination for psilocybin mushrooms. Initially, we disclose to you the essential standards when growing stimulating mushrooms. From that point forward, you could utilize our agenda to sort out all that you need, set up your workspace and all that sort of stuff that we experience well ordered. The Very Easiest Mushroom Growing for Beginners The required hardware for growing enchantment mushrooms: One spore print or syringe from your most loved Psilocybe Cubensis mushroom.Petri dishes with officially arranged agar-agar in it typically sold in packs with 5…

Many of us know that cinnamon is one of those spices that add extreme flavor and taste to our special dishes. Although available throughout the year the fragrance, sweet and warm taste of cinnamon is a perfect spice during winter months too. It can also be used in many desserts and drinks to improve its taste and to make it healthier. Do you know this wonderful spice is not only loaded with excellent taste and huge health benefits but can even be used for improving our garden and to protect our plants? If your answer is NO. Then let me tell you 8 reasons why plants love this spice and Check out some useful uses of cinnamon to plants. 1.It Prevents Wild Mushrooms: Wild Mushrooms are fungus that can easily grow in your mulch and between your flower beds. Cinnamon is loaded with anti fungal properties, which means easy to prevent any fungus that disturbs your garden. All you need to do is sprinkle little amount of cinnamon powder over the garden mulch and that helps to control mushroom growth. 2.It Works As An Anti Deterrent: As we know ants are one of the most common problems many gardeners deal with. So, what we need to do…