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How to Grow Potatoes in Bags – Backyard Food Growing

How to Grow Potatoes in Bags – Backyard Food Growing

It’s easy to think that growing potatoes would be impossible in a small space, but it’s really so easy and tidy when you use growing bag designed just for growing potatoes. You don’t even need that much space and you don’t need any ground to dig in either. This is another great way to grow some … Read more

How to Grow Cherry Trees in Containers – Backyard Food Growing

How to Grow Cherry Trees in Containers – Backyard Food Growing

Cherry trees can definitely be grown in containers too, use a toy tub or a larger container in depth and diameter. Dwarf cherry trees are quite tolerant to the restricted environment of a container as long as they get the right care. When you purchase your young tree, choose varieties that are suitable to your … Read more

8 Steps to Growing Great Tomatoes – Backyard Food Growing

8 Steps to Growing Great Tomatoes – Backyard Food Growing

Step 1: When you’re at the nursery, always choose the shortest and most stocky young plant you can find. The short stocky, thick stemmed seedlings are grown with care under very close proximity UV lighting. The short thick young plants show that the little sprouts didn’t have to reach for the light as they were … Read more

Perennials That Need to Be Cut Down in Fall – Backyard Food Growing

Perennials That Need to Be Cut Down in Fall – Backyard Food Growing

As the gardening season nears the end and the flowers have faded, most perennials get a little straggly looking and not so pretty anymore. Some perennials and many herbaceous plants like to be cut down in the fall due to mildew and other issues in rainy areas.  There are also some perennials that prefer to be … Read more

Slugs in January! – Backyard Food Growing

Slugs in January! – Backyard Food Growing

The garden usually rests around November in the Lower Mainland of BC, depending on the weather and when the rainy season returns. Usually the rainy season has long since arrived by the end of November and the gardeners of this area retreat to the dry warmth of the house. If you have a greenhouse, then … Read more

Andrieux Law, PLLC: Dental. Business. Real Estate.

Business Information: Name: Andrieux Law, PLLC: Dental. Business. Real Estate. Website: https://andrieuxlaw.com Address: 70 E Sunrise Hwy Suite 500, Valley Stream, NY 11581 Phone: (646) 213-9044 Description: Erik L. Andrieux, Esq. is a distinguished attorney specializing in business and corporate healthcare law, particularly noted for his client-centered approach. As the founder of Andrieux Law, he … Read more

Hosta – Backyard Food Growing

Hosta – Backyard Food Growing

The Hosta is a fantastically popular and easy to grow perennial plant that’s commonly used in home gardens and containers. It’s another really good one for beginner gardeners. They’re easy to care for, have a very tolerant nature and very low maintenance life cycle. This plant is suitable for a wide range of growing zones, … Read more

Stillinger Investigations, Inc.

Business Information: Name: Stillinger Investigations, Inc. Website: https://www.investigatesc.com/private-investigator-charleston-sc/ Address: 170 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401, United States Phone: 843-212-1338 Description: At Stillinger Investigations, we recognize that uncovering a partner’s betrayal can be profoundly challenging. With over 20 years of experience, we have supported individuals who unexpectedly find themselves in need of a private investigator, helping … Read more

Skeletonizers – Backyard Food Growing

Skeletonizers – Backyard Food Growing

What is a Skeletonizer?  The pest group called “skeletonizers” is a category of worms or bugs that will completely devour the entire green leafy part of a plant leaving only the inner structure of the leaf, the skeleton of the plant if you will. These are a very destructive creature that is highly traumatizing and … Read more

How to Scarify Seeds – Backyard Food Growing

How to Scarify Seeds – Backyard Food Growing

Some seed types form a very hard shell around the inner embryo that actually germinates. This occurs either naturally or when seeds get old. Even very old seeds can sometimes still germinate if the water can get inside. In order to do this scarification is required. The purpose of doing this is to soften the … Read more