Pinching isn’t a difficult task, but it can feel counterintuitive since you’ll have to take the shears to your beautiful seedlings. But if you put your faith in the process, you’ll be rewarded with healthier plants and more flowers on longer stems.
We’re all aware of how crucial flowers are in bringing pollinators into the garden. The abundant harvests that we spend all winter dreaming of–dark, shiny cucumbers and handfuls of fat bicolored beans just wouldn’t be possible without the birds and […]
I remember as a child (more than 60 years ago) my mother always planted some flowers scattered here and there throughout our huge 2-acre vegetable garden. At the time I thought it was simply because she wanted them for colorful cut flowers, especially the mixes of taller growing zinnias, marigolds and salvias. But now I […]
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‘Chef’s Choice Red Hybrid VFF’ tomato (82 days) is the fifth straight color in the Chef’s Choice series to win an All-America Selections (AAS) Award, attesting to its unrivaled flavor and unmatched adaptability. This new ‘Red’ has an unusually good balance of sweet, yet tangy taste to yield that fabulous, old-fashioned tomato flavor! Firm fruits […]
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Many of our gardeners now have garden plots under several inches of snow, so it may be difficult to think about getting the ground ready for planting. However, what better way to pass many dreary hours than preparing your seed beds while you await the promise of Spring and warmer weather? As temperatures begin to rise […]
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