GROW

Grow hot peppers in your vegetable garden this year for flavor and heat! There are many flavors, colors, and levels of heat to choose from.

Handling fall clean up chores and preparing for one last garden crop makes autumn a busy time of year. Beekeepers, gardeners, and chicken farmers all need to do a little fall clean up — or assessment — to make sure that the land that sustains them is prepared for winter months. Are these chores on your list?

Growing grapes is a fruitful way to use some of your garden space. They are beautiful plants with tasty and versatile fruit and leaves! 

A lemongrass plant is easy to grow and pretty, too. Growing lemongrass in your own garden means you’ll have it on hand when recipes call for this herb.

Growing thyme in the home garden provides flavor for the table, but it’s also a versatile plant that can fill many needs in the landscape!

Allow your basil plants to go to seed so you can start plenty of free basil seedlings next year!

Plant penstemons in your perennial pollinator garden. These beauties are easy to care for, low maintenance, and great for drought conditions.

Turmeric is a plant grown for its root, much like ginger. Here’s how to grow turmeric at home in pots. Spoiler: It’s easy!