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Potato Growing Guide
Growing Guides Onions Strawberries Potato Growing Guide Which Potato Plants Should You Grow? Spring Planting Schedule Planting Methods Soil, Irrigation, & Fertilizer Pest & Disease Protection Harvesting, Curing & Storage Extra Credit Grow Potatoes At Home For centuries, the potato has reigned supreme as one of the most popular plants to have in your garden.
Tomato Growing Guide
Because the world of tomatoes is such a vast one, figuring out what is the best variety and type for you really comes down to preference, use, and location.
How To Grow Tomatoes From Seed
Fill each cell in the trays completely with seed starting mix. Use your hands to pack the mix into each cell, saving some for covering the seeds later.
Place starting tray on bottom tray and lightly water from above to generously moisten seed starting mix. Repeat 3-4 times to ensure all of the soil in the cells are moist. Water should be dripping from the bottom of the trays.
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3 Methods To Storing Onions
Once you have read our Onion Growing Guide and have a big, beautiful crop of sweet onions, it’s time to store them for the long haul. The curing process can take several weeks depending on your zone, heat, and humidity level. The main thing
Onion Growing Guide
How to grow onions is a question that a lot of vegetable gardeners have undoubtedly asked themselves. The next inevitable questions is how to start growing your onions. There are 3 main ways most gardeners start their onions; from seeds, set, or plants. We have done the research and to have the most control over the type of onion you are going to end up with,
How To Grow Onions From Seed
Fill each cell in the trays completely with seed starting mix. Use your hands to pack the mix into each cell, saving some for covering the seeds later.
Place starting tray on bottom tray and lightly water from above to generously moisten seed starting mix. Repeat 3-4 times to ensure all of the soil in the cells are moist. Water should be dripping from the bottom of the trays.
Make an indentation
An Easy Choice: Bare Root vs. Strawberry Plant Plug
Strawberry plugs vs. bare root plants. Which one is better and why?
Strawberry Plants And Mulch: A Love Story
Learn To Grow Strawberries At Home With HOSS University
Strawberry Growing Guide
Growing strawberries in the fall is easy with this comprehensive guide.
How to Control Powdery and Downy Mildew in the Vegetable Garden
The Cucurbit Family Some of our favorite vegetable garden crops are in the cucurbit family which includes squash, cucumbers, winter squash, and summer squash. However, these cucurbit crops are the most susceptible to powdery mildew and downy mildew which are very harsh diseases in the vegetable garden. When temperatures start to rise up and we
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VEGETABLE GARDENING FAQS
IS IT WORTH IT TO GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES?
The short answer is ABSOLUTELY! Growing your own food can have substantial benefits including saving money on fresh produce, helping the environment, and knowing that your produce is truly safe.
HOW DOES GARDENING HELP THE ENVIRONMENT?
Growing your own fruits and vegetables can improve the environment by helping to reduce carbon emissions from the import of commercially grown produce. By growing your own food, you also control the pesticides and fertilizers used in your garden and help greatly reduce the potentially harmful chemicals used by commercial growers.
HOW DO I START A VEGETABLE GARDEN?
Starting your vegetable garden can be as simple as you’d like it to be. HOSS Study Hall has all the resources you need for beginners and veterans, alike. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Just submit your questions below or contact customer service and we will answer whatever questions you have.
