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Drought stress in tomato plants can cause flowers to wither or drop prematurely. LayLa Burgess, © 2017 HGIC, Clemson Extension It can be very disappointing to wait eagerly for a favorite plant to flower and it never does. Flowers and fruits are major horticultural features of plants and can fail to form for many different reasons. Plants that do not flower are often too young, or there is not enough light. If there are no flowers on a plant, there can be no fruits forme

Worm Composting Hello gardeners, we are back with a new composting article today. The article is all about worm composting. Do you want to know what worm compost is and how to prepare worm compost? Well, and then you need to follow this complete article to know in detail about worm composting. In this article, we also discuss all the requirements in worm composting. Introduction to Worm Composting Worm composting is using worms to recycle food scraps and even other organic material

The poinsettia is no doubt a botanical trademark of Christmas. The crimson red bloom has religious roots in the yuletide season, as its long pointed petals give it a shape reminiscent of the biblical star of Bethlehem. And an old Mexican legend maintains that a poor girl left weeds for baby Jesus at her Christmas Eve church service, which then transformed into poinsettias.  While poinsettias are beautiful, they’re a common choice for the holiday season. There are also plent

While freezing temperatures and a snow-covered ground may signal the main growing season is over, it doesn’t have to mean the end of fresh garden greens. Collard greens in particular thrive in cold weather, which is lucky for me, since there isn’t much I enjoy more than sizzling up a pan of fresh homegrown collards in some garlic butter. Read on to learn how to keep collard greens growing strong after a frost. What You’ll Learn Will Frost Kill Collard Green