Green and Red Yard Long Beans
November 29, 2012Every year, I try to grow something different in the vegetable garden.
Every year, I try to grow something different in the vegetable garden.
It is always my intent to harvest from the garden year-round. I plant plenty of root crops, like beets, turnips, radishes and others, so I can keep harvesting for as long as possible.
Although I always intend to do it earlier in the season, I’m still busy planting bulbs in my garden.
In researching an article I recently wrote, I came across some interesting information about preventing Japanese beetles in the garden. I thought I might share the advice with you now so you’ll be better prepared to battle them next season.
When the perennial borders do well, so do the American goldfinches. This year is no exception.
Repurpose unusable barrels into garden containers to accent your farm landscape.
After retuning from vacation, it’s always a challenge to get the garden in order. Because we were gone for nearly three weeks, there‘s quite a lot to do out there.
Don’t get caught up in one of these mistakes beginners most commonly make when planting their vegetable gardens.
I am so excited! We’re getting four new chickens to add to our flock.
I’m having a mental war with a rabbit. So far the little devil has eaten two different plantings of broccoli and cabbage to the nub, feasted on innumerous strawberries, sacked my lettuce crop, and chomped the carrot greens to the ground.