Peas, leaf lettuce, spinach, arugula, carrots, beets, radishes, and other cool-season crops are eager to start growing now. These crops are typically direct-seeded in the garden and require a soil … Continue reading Cool-Season Crops Are Ready to Grow
Perennials of all types burst back to life in the spring and now is a good time to give some thought and care to the perennials in your landscape. Jobs … Continue reading Spring care of perennials
With more and more people interested in growing their own vegetables it is common to find that many gardeners in cities have only a little backyard space to utilize and … Continue reading Raised bed gardening is a great way to grow
If you are tired of winter and just can’t stand it any longer, try planting peas in early March. Peas are tolerant of cool weather and one of the first … Continue reading Cure the itch by planting peas Â
Fresh asparagus is generally the first vegetable harvested in the spring and is a welcome addition to any edible garden plan. Asparagus is a reliable and productive perennial vegetable crop … Continue reading Plant asparagus and get return on investment
Cool season crops such as lettuce, spinach, peas, onions, potatoes, radishes, cabbage, carrots, and beets are the first vegetables that can be planted this spring. Is it safe to plant … Continue reading Soil temperature is the key to planting time
Plan to increase your access to homegrown food in 2022 by planting potatoes this spring. St. Patrick’s Day, the well-known ‘green holiday’ is soon and is traditionally known as the … Continue reading It’s time to plant potatoes
St. Patrick’s Day, the well-known ‘green holiday’ that is anxiously awaited by gardeners in Central Kansas is traditionally known as the time to begin planting many spring garden crops including … Continue reading Grow your own potatoes
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