by californiagardening | May 16, 2021 | Fruit, Garden How-Tos, Growing Fruit Trees |
In today’s video blog we will look at how to grow loquats in your home garden. Loquats are also called Japanese plums, or Eriobotrya Japonica. It’s a tasty tropical fruit that is very easy to grow and requires low maintenance. The fruits are so delicious that it...
by Irene | Apr 25, 2021 | Garden How-Tos, Raised Bed Gardening |
A great looking and productive raised bed garden is every gardener’s dream. In today’s video blog we look at 5 raised bed gardening mistakes that you can avoid to build your perfect raised bed garden. Not choosing the right material – Not choosing the right material...
by Irene | Apr 8, 2021 | Garden How-Tos, Harvest, Vegetable Gardening |
In today’s video blog we will look at how to grow a carrot variety that look like beets. It’s called the Romeo carrots and they are very easy to grow in your home garden. We got our seeds from Renee’s Garden and these baby gourmet carrots are perfect for container...
by californiagardening | Mar 16, 2021 | Garden How-Tos, Trending, Vegetable Gardening |
In today’s video we share three secrets for propagating indoor plants or houseplants from cuttings and germinating seeds like onions and curry leaf that have a poor germination rate. Using this technique, you can easily propagate plants like pothos, betel leaf...
by californiagardening | Feb 22, 2021 | California Gardening, Container Gardening, Garden How-Tos, product, Vegetable Gardening |
No space to grow, fret not. In this video blog we will review this revolutionary new GardenStalk Leaf planter in which you can grow 42 plants vertically in a compact space. The product was sent to us for by GreenStalk gardens. In the package, we have the mover base,...
by californiagardening | Feb 8, 2021 | California Gardening, Garden How-Tos, Harvest, Insect Control, Raised Bed Gardening, Seed starting, Vegetable Gardening |
Peanuts are a joy to grow in your home garden. Once you see how easy it is to grow peanuts you will keep growing them. You can start plants from the raw peanuts that you can buy at your grocery store. You can optionally soak the peanuts to test seed viability but we...
