What to do with all those green tomatoes
Don’t pitch those green tomatoes, store them this way and enjoy them into winter.
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Saving seeds is simple, but here’s what you need to know
There are lots of plants that are easy to collect seeds from.
Debut of new video series “You Should Grow This.”
Debut of “You Should Grow This.” Plants that thrive where they shouldn’t.
Slugs emerge during wet weather, here are organic controls.
There are many organic controls for slugs
Splitting tomatoes after the rain and a weird looking cuke and new fav bean
Splitting tomatoes are common after a rain.
Ask Doug: Don’t kill this hornworm, crape myrtle hardiness and when to move iris
Learn why this tomato hornworm should never be killed
In Doug’s Garden: Making more lilies (hopefully)
Planting little bulbs found on a lily plants might lead to many, many more lilies.
Ask Doug: Serviceberry problems, perennial hibiscus and are tomatoes edible after groundhog damage?
Marlene-Hi Doug. My ‘Shadblow’ serviceberry is inundated with small black seed looking creatures under the leaves. The top of the leaves looks a bit scorched. I tried a systemic drench a couple weeks but not much change. What say you? After looking at the photo,…