Review of the Large Heart Tiger Stripe Tomato
I grew the Large Heart Tiger Stripe Tomato last year. Here is my review, with photos.
I grew the Large Heart Tiger Stripe Tomato last year. Here is my review, with photos.
Tomatoes I am growing in USDA Zone 5. Ranked with notes to help you choose which tomatoes might work best for you in the Midwest U.S. Labeled Photos.
The trick to starting seeds inside up north is a mystery to be solved. Which Seeds I am starting in February and Why. Details about Round One.
Can I grow carrots up north in the winter? Answer: Sometimes. A mild winter, insulating snow layer and heavy leaf mulch may allow the soil to remain thawed and loose enough to grow and harvest carrots in the winter.
One of my favorites, a review of the ultra sweet Corbaci pepper with many many photos!
Use the Florida weave method of tomato staking and make yourself a tomato cave. Totally not kidding.
If you have gardens set by color, as I do, check the background color of the leaves in the photo of the dahlia tuber you are looking to buy. I find many sellers will color adjust to make a dahlia seem a rarer color than it actually is. Or, perhaps a new seller may not pay attention ensuring a color is true when they throw up a photo of the dahlia for sale.
The goal of the home gardener’s cold stratification process is to mimic the winter conditions the seed in the wild would experience in the habitat that plant is best suited for. In my own example, Gentian is a mountain flower. The seed, in the wild, would cold stratify under snowpack (moist) in a cold environment with freezing temperatures.
The Arroz Con Pollo pepper. There is a high variety of heat in this pepper, from none to spicy. Do a test slice first. The flavor of this pepper is sublime and very unique, I highly recommend trying one.
How do I grow the sweetest sugar peppers? Sunshine, sunshine, sunshine. As the plants near ripening, only water to keep healthy, do not overwater. Check out the sweetest peppers!.