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Rooting Gooseberry Cuttings: Taking Cuttings From Gooseberry Bush
You can eat the berries right off the plant as they ripen, but the fruit is especially delicious in jams and pies. However, the ideal times are just after they drop their leaves or just before the buds open in spring.
Ohio
Willoughby
Cermai Fruit Tree Info: Learn About Growing Otaheite Gooseberry Trees
Read on to find out about using otaheite gooseberries and other interesting cermai fruit tree info.Otaheite gooseberry trees are a familiar sight in villages and farms in Guam, throughout South Vietnam and Laos, and into northern Malaya and India.
Ohio
Willoughby
Is your Backyard Berry Patch loaded with delicious, tasty but unusual, exotic, and unfamiliar berries?
Bring the ketchup to a boil over medium high heat and boil, stirring constantly, until it is thick, about 3-5 minutes. The berries are a dark purple almost black in color when ripe, softer than a blackberry, and lack the blackberry's large seeds.
California
El Segundo
What ARE These, some New Kind of Striped Grape?? \
Form bottom crust into 9" pie pan, add prepared filling and dot with the butter. And the gooseberries are growing.' ~Anton Chekhov 43619384, and Flowers with baby fruits ©Tryfonov Ievgenii, 4097019, All Used by Permission.
California
El Segundo
Growing A Root Beer Plant: Information About Root Beer Plants
An evergreen shrub or small tree in, root beer plants are herbaceous perennials in USDA zones 8 and 9.Flowers of the root beer plant are not showy and sometimes not even noticeable.
Ohio
Willoughby
Getting To The Root Of Things. The Rutabaga: Its History, Uses, and Culture
Treat light infestations with hand picking, or row covers. A variation on this recipe can include cubed carrots, parsnips, onions or turnips. Serve as a side dish for beef or pork along with a green vegetable and a hearty bread, creating a filling, nutritious...
California
El Segundo
3 Ways You Can Harvest Garlic
A softneck variety even adds a fourth option when it comes to marketing: Braid the leaves of the mature crop to sell at a higher value-added price. Kept dry, garlic bulbs will last for several months depending on variety.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Oca: A New Tuber To Try This Year
They can range in color from creamy yellow or pale pink to a bright purple. You can source oca tubers for planting from the following companies: Territorial Seed and Cultivariable .
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Try Purple Sweet Potatoes This Year
They require about 100 to 120 days to mature, which is why sweet potatoes produce so well in the long, hot summers of the southern U.S. In northern gardening zones, you'll need to start your purple sweet potato crop by warming the soil for a few weeks...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Daikon Radish: Breaking The Rules, Not The Root
Instead, grab the radish where it meets the soil, and twist the root gently as if unscrewing it from the ground. I had read that early-sprouting radishes can be a great way to help mark the rows where slow-germinating carrots are planted.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Your Step-By-Step Guide To Growing Carrots In Containers
Carrots are prone to damage from several soil-borne pests, including wireworms, carrot root maggots and flea beetle larvae. For smaller, shorter carrots, you won't need a pot quite as deep, but again, the wider the pot's diameter, the more carrots you...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
15 Tips For Growing Your Best Beets Ever
Their first year of growth results in foliage and thick, fleshy roots, but the plants don't produce flowers and set seed until their second year—that is, if they survive the winter.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
How To Grow Shallots
Shallot sets are far larger than even the plumpest onion set. Air must be allowed to circulate around the entire bulb during this curing period. Optimum spacing is 8 to 10 inches between bulbs because each set matures into a cluster of six or more inch-wide...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
4 Root Crops To Get Your Spring Garden Started
Because radishes mature just 30 days after planting, this is a tasty, fast-maturing crop that belongs in every vegetable garden. Standout beet varieties in my garden include: Golden : a mellow, yellow-fleshed beet Red Ace: a good, old-fashioned standby...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Crop Profile: Sweet Potatoes
The University of California, Davis, started a breeding program and now provides virus-free stock to growers. Nutritional Value Sweet potatoes are an amazingly nutritious vegetable.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Garden Myths Busted: Vitamin B-1, Soil under Conifers, Peonies & Ants
How did this myth get started? Some years ago plant growth regulators called auxins were discovered. Once the bloom starts to open the ants vanish. In any case, the ant is enjoying a symbiotic relationship with the peony and is not doing any harm by being...
California
El Segundo
Parsnips: Carrot\'s Lesser Known Cousin Takes Center Stage During Autumn and Winter
Parsnips are usually sold in the grocery store without their leafy tops although parsnip greens can be blanced and used in salads. Texas A&M University Extension Program[3] Ontario Ministry of Agricultue, Food and rural Affairs.
California
El Segundo
9 Tips for Growing Great Fennel
How To Harvest Harvest fennel when the bulbs are roughly 3 inches wide. In general, fennel needs a good amount of sunlight, but for a solid spring crop, consider planting near sweet corn or another tall crop so that when the sun is more intense, the fennel...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
How to Harvest Potatoes
I like it because it is super easy to peel, stores well and a really good producer in my garden. It has light-tan skin with white flesh. Like most gardeners, my major potato harvest arrives a few weeks after the plants turn completely brown and die.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Horseradish: The Fall Herb Every Family Needs
This is a two-birds-with-one-stone moment, as the very pungent oils that are released during grinding can open up the sinus passages in a heartbeat. It is a health supplement, as well as a beautiful and rewarding plant to grow, and I think no family should...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Spinach
Sow all varieties in August for late-season harvest and overwintering. Soil requirements: Rich, fertile soil, high in nitrogen. Because its productivity is so closely linked to the weather, spinach harvests can be erratic from year to year for many gardeners.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
6 Ways to Prep Your Soil for Better Carrots
Nematodes can be applied to the soil at the start of the gardening season before seeds are even planted (as long as the soil temperature is a minimum of 42 degrees F) or at any time throughout the growing season.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
How to Grow Radishes
Make these radish recipes from HobbyFarms.com: Bread-and-Butter Pickled Radishes Buttermilk-Braised Radishes Spring Dip with Cucumber, Chives and Radishes Wild Pickled Fennel and Radish Slaw Radish Butter « More Dirt on Gardening » Tags radish , radishes...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
You Say Potato, I Say Sunchoke
This is when they will have the best flavor. Our American diet and lifestyle chokes off the good bacteria that are intended to live in our digestive system. These colonies are there to digest our food properly.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
What\'s an Apiaceae Vegetable and How Do I Grow It?
Parsnips For parsnips, you might want to wait until after a frost to harvest, as the flavor sweetens after a cold snap. “They are an ideal location to grow carrots,” Fendley says.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Turnips
Soil requirements: Average, well-drained soil high in organic matter. Size: 12 inches Sunlight requirements: Full to partial sun (A minimum of four to six hours is ideal.) Water requirements: About 1 inch per week—overly wet soils promote black rot...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
7 Crops Impossible (Or Pretty Darn Difficult) To Kill
And as vigorous as they are, they will do at least some of the weed control for you. The ear worm doesn't mean you failed, it just means you have to share some with the bugs. Why People Fail Starting your plants too late can mean they don't size up, especially...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia