Spinach grows rapidly, producing edible leaves within 30 to 40 days of sowing, making it an ideal choice for urban homes ...

It's proven to be both a fruitful and educational process, especially when it came to my spinach plants. Unfortunately, I ...

Fall and winter spinach is fairly easy to grow, especially once the rainy season begins. Soil preparation is important.

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There are many vegetables to plant in September, which may come as a surprise. The peak growing season is indeed starting to wind down, but some quick-growing crops will give you harvests as the ...

With that in mind, here are seven vegetables to plant in September. Garlic is one of the easiest crops to start in September ...

When you buy organic spinach, you expect crisp greens, maybe a little dirt clinging to the leaves--but definitely not two ...

Fill a large bowl or sink with cold water. Avoid warm or hot water, which can wilt the leaves. Submerge the spinach and gently swish it around to loosen dirt and debris. Give any soil time to settle ...

Build a fall garden with cool-weather greens, root crops and bulbs for spring blooms, proving it’s not too late to plant and ...

In conversations with mothers, the idea surfaced: could we try kitchen gardens here? Space seemed impossible, but five mothers agreed. With guidance from a gardening expert, we began with spinach and ...

September is ideal for planting cool-season crops like spinach, garlic, and pansies. Get tips for a healthy garden through ...

As more people embrace urban gardening as a sustainable way to grow their own food, African indigenous crops provide an ...