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Squash is among the most commonly grown plant in the vegetable garden. This crop is fairly easy to grow and establishes itself quite well in most regions of the United States. Varieties of Squash There are many varieties of squash, most of which are vine plants; there are a number of bush types as well, however. Before you grow squash, be sure you know which type you have and plan your garden accordingly. There are two types of squash varieties: summer and winter. Summer

Many novice gardeners may feel intimidated by the showy hydrangea. Thankfully, we are here to help you learn how to grow hydrangeas and to help you become confident in your ability to care for these lovely heirloom flowers! There are many varieties available that range in size and flower color. You can even cultivate pink or purple flowers depending on the soil pH, and they all have unique requirements.  Most people don’t realize that hydrangeas have been around for millions of years in t

Crop Rotation Group Brassicas (Cabbage family) ● Soil Any moist, fertile soil. Position A sunny spot with room to spread. The roots often spread several feet in the course of a season. Frost tolerant Horseradish is a hardy perennial that will survive winter even in very cold climates. Feeding Not usually required. Companions Potatoes. Usually horseradish should be planted by itself. Spacing Single Plants: 1 1" (35cm) each way (minimum) Rows:

It’s a fact; good planning can transform a simple vegetable garden into a high-producing, less-maintenance space. And, knowing a few basic vegetable gardening facts can save you time, frustration, and money. I learned early on that a vegetable garden is not a ‘plant it and forget it’ type of garden, but I’ve also come to realize that growing your own food is incredibly satisfying. Here are four facts to help you up your veggie garden game: 4 vegetable gardening facts you need to kno