What is the difference between sowing and planting?

If your beans are looking peaked but you’ve been vigilant about watering and fertilizing, they may be infected with a disease; possibly curly top virus. What is curly top virus? Read on for information about beans with curly top disease and treating curly virus in beans. What is Curly Top Virus? As the name suggests, curly top virus of bean plants mimics the symptoms of moisture stress, a plant with curling leaves. In addition to curling leaves, beans with curly top dise

Corylus spp. One of the things I was most eager for when I became a homeowner was finally having the space and time to grow my own fruit and nut trees. I was especially excited when I learned that hazelnut trees (also known as filberts) only take three to five years until the first harvest comes in. Hazelnuts are relatively quick and easy to grow, they don’t require as much space as other nut trees, and they produce sweet, delicious nuts each summer. Ready to grow

QUESTION: What does it mean when onion plants flower? Sometimes my onion plants flower too early in the season. Is this the same as bolting? — Luke C. ANSWER: It’s natural for onion plants to flower at the end of their season. However, if your onion plants are flowering before it’s time to harvest your onions, this is called bolting. An onion that is bolting will produce a stalk that grows high and is topped with a flower head, which eventually gives way to seeds. What Causes Onio

Cover crops are planted to minimize soil erosion, increase beneficial microbiological activity, and generally improve soil tilth. Considering growing a cover crop? There are many to choose from but winter rye is a standout. What is winter rye grass? Read on to learn more about growing winter rye grass as a cover crop. What is Winter Rye Grass? Winter rye is the most winter hardy of all the cereal grains. It tolerates temperatures down to -30 F. (-34 C.) once established.