UD students have been learning how hard work pays off in a garden while getting their hands dirty in the course Vegetables, ...

November gardening tips for outdoor flowering plants, ornamentals and vegetable gardening are provided in this issue. Outdoor flowering plants & ornamentals Prevent frost cracking or sunscald on ...

As we head toward cooler weather and the end of the outdoor vegetable garden growing season, now is the perfect time to take stock of how well (or not so well!) our gardens performed this year. • What ...

• Did the location get enough sun? How did the sunlight change near the end of the season? Were you able to easily water in dry weather? Was it too wet? • Did each vegetable variety have the ...

Growing vegetables in buckets is an excellent way for beginners to start gardening without needing a large outdoor space. Whether you have a small balcony, a patio, or a tiny backyard, bucket ...

September 20, 2025: Revised the list of vegetables in Grow a Garden to help with the GaG Fall Market event. What are vegetable plants in Grow a Garden? With so many otherworldly crops available in the ...

How are you doing on your fall vegetable garden? The soil should have been prepared by incorporating 2 inches of compost and 10 cups of slow release 19-05-09 fertilizer into each 100-square feet ...

Some of Grow A Garden’s most recent events task you with collecting various types of plants and donating them to help grow a giant tree in the middle of your server. These have event-exclusive rewards ...

For most Central and South Texas gardeners, the fall garden is the best time to have a vegetable garden. Now is the time to get started. Cat’s claw vine is very difficult to control and spreads by ...

Now that summer’s heat has Fresno gardens looking a little worse for the wear, it’s time to think about the vegetables you’ll cultivate when days grow shorter and mornings are crisp and cool. A great ...

Fertilize at planting and then every 3 to 4 weeks during the growing season, adjusting for soil type. Heavy feeders like tomatoes, corn, and leafy greens require regular fertilizing throughout their ...