Why and How to Start Growing Chili Peppers from Cuttings

If you’ve wondered if you can take cuttings from your favorite chili pepper plant and grow new plants from them, you’re in luck. Even though chili peppers are commonly grown as annuals, they are technically perennials, so they will keep growing as long as they are kept out of the cold. This means you can … Read more

Do Tomatillo Plants Need Cages? (3 Ways to Support Tomatillos)

Tomatillos have enjoyed a resurgence in recent years due to their ease of care and bountiful harvests. However, if it’s your first time growing them, you may wonder if they need cages like tomatoes do. Tomatoes, even bushy determinate ones, need support, so do tomatillo plants need it as well? Tomatillos naturally grow as a … Read more

How Do You Grow Leeks from Cuttings? (Easy Guide)

Leeks are the underdog of the onion family and one which doesn’t get enough attention in the kitchen or the garden. They have a mild onion flavor and can be used in a plethora of dishes. They can even be sliced into thin strips lengthwise and fried as a crispy side dish. If you’ve cooked … Read more

Growing Chillies Under Lights (Indoor Pepper Plant Guide)

Whether you live in an apartment, have limited space in your yard, or you’re just looking for something to grow during the winter months, you can easily grow chilli pepper plans under lights indoors. Not only is growing chilli pepper plants under lights possible, but for some people it’s their preferred way to grow them. … Read more

9+ Best Tomatoes to Grow for Salsa in 2024 (With Pictures)

4There isn’t much more satisfying than growing your own salsa garden. Being able to source most or all the ingredients for your salsa from your garden is incredibly rewarding. One of the key components of any salsa is the tomatoes, and trust me, anything you grow in your garden, even as a beginner gardener, is … Read more

Growing St. John’s Wort in Containers (Easy Tips and Guide)

St. John’s wort (sometimes Saint John’s wort or St. Johnswort) has been used medicinally for thousands of years and is the mainstay of any herbalist’s garden. But even if you’re not interested in its medicinal use, it’s an excellent source of nectar for pollinators such as bees, and it looks quite ornamental when fully grown … Read more