Heat stress, poor pollination, and inconsistent watering are the main culprits behind bitter, oddly-shaped cucumbers – but there are simple fixes that work.
Why Your Cucumbers Are Bitter and Misshapen Read Post »
Discover the optimal temperature range for growing snow and snap peas, and learn practical strategies to protect your pea plants when temperatures rise above their comfort zone.
How to Protect Peas from Heat Stress | Extend Your Spring Harvest Read Post »
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Discover essential early spring gardening tasks for Zone 7, including planting Red Torpedo onions, monitoring perennial herbs, and implementing smart planting techniques for a productive kitchen garden.
Early Spring Garden Tasks in Zone 7 | Essential March Planting Guide Read Post »
Early cucumbers, also known as “first harvest cucumbers,” are a delightful sign of the upcoming bountiful summer produce. Come see how our garden is producing in late May and early June.
Early Cucumbers Signal the Start of Summer Harvest Read Post »
Learn how to eat lettuce that has bolted and become bitter – why it got that way, and how to prevent and deal with it.
Can I Eat Bolted Lettuce? Read Post »
