We Overwintered 7 Eggplants. Here Are The Results & Why You Should Do The Same. What's Overwintering? It's the process of growing a plant as an annual instead of a perennial (meaning year after year, instead of just seasonally). Not all plants can do this, but...
Learn More: Are Metal Garden Beds Okay To Use In Hot Climates? 5 Raised Garden Mistakes, 4 Successes, & What's Changing in 2024 Hi everyone, Bryan from Garden In Minutes® here. From running Garden In Minutes® to creating content to share with you, sometimes, I...
Learn More: Can You Pick Tomatoes Before They're Ripe? Two Risks & One Alternative To Letting Peppers Plant-Ripen All peppers start green, but eventually change color as they ripen. The changing of color happens progressively with warm, sunny weather. When given...
How To Spot White Mold In Your Garden & What To Do See how to do soil solarization here. White Mold. Timber Rot. Stem Rot. Sclerotinia Sclerotiorum. It's referred to in many ways, but the symptoms are a fluffy white fungus that steadily grows on your plants and...
Mulching With The Garden Grid™ You might also be interested in our video: Using Liquid Fertilizer With Garden Grids™ Mulching: Should You Do It Above or Below Your Garden Grid™?What Are The Benefits of Mulching A Vegetable Garden? Mulch Below Your Garden Grid™....
Extra Sprouts: Thinning, Saving, & Transplanting See how & when to transplant seedlings from trays into your garden here. When growing by seed in your garden, it's pretty common practice to plant multiple seeds so you have a better chance of something...
MORE DETAILS: Watering needs will vary based on climate. We're based out of Florida. We have a very humid climate, with morning dew, & frequent summer rains, which helps keep our garden soil moist. So, watering with the Garden Grid every 2-3 days for about 10-15...
Adding Soil, Mulch, or Fertilizer Solids When Using The Garden Grid™? It’s easy! 💧 🌱 If you have plants growing, simply lift your Garden Grid™ up & spread your mulch, soil, or fertilizer underneath. 💧 If you don't have plants growing (or they're small enough)...
Growing Eggplant As A Perrenial - Did You Know You Can Do That? You sure can! It’s called overwintering. And, if your climate is warm enough (or you can keep the plant warm enough) you can keep your same eggplant plant alive for years to come. So, if you successfully...
Over the years many customers have asked us, “Should you mulch above or below the Garden Grid?” So we decided to answer this for everyone Mulching, if you’re unfamiliar, is the process of insulating your garden’s soil with things like hay, straw or leaves to help...
Intro On this episode, I’m taking you into our garden to show you our nematode problem and what we’re doing to fix it. Hi everyone this is Bryan Traficante from GardenInMinutes.com and this is Episode 24 of Easy Growing. On today’s episode, I’m taking you into our...
The Basic Care & Maintenance of a Garden Grid™ Watering System The Garden Grid™ watering system is designed to be a durable and carefree garden watering system, saving you time, effort, and providing more effective watering than drip irrigation.Maintenance is low...
Wilting, Scorching and Bolting – How to Manage These Common Summer Garden Ailments The summer heat and extended days can be problematic for some plants. With high temperatures, extended hours of sunlight, and increased sunlight intensity your plants may have trouble...
How to Make a Raised Garden Bed Greenhouse In Minutes A step-by-step guide for a simple, quick, and inexpensive method to create a greenhouse covering for your raised garden bed. For this Episode of Easy Growing, the inventor of the Garden Grid™ watering system and...
How to Amend your Garden Bed's Soil when it's Full and Growing It may seem tricky to improve your garden's soil while plants are growing and soil reaches to the top of your garden bed boards. You don't want to disturb your plants and you don't have much room for large...
Dealing with Leaf Miners Leaf Miners are a fairly common garden pest that feed on the inside of plant leaf tissue. You will often notice them in your garden by the white looking designs they leave on your plant leaves. While they're unlikely to kill your plant,...
Fixing Blossom Rot – Easy Growing Episode #3 Blossom rot sneaks up on many gardeners, even us! This issue typically has to do with two things: Over watering and calcium deficiency. Theresa Traficante, founder at GardenInMinutes, shows you some of the blossom rot she...
Updated & Refreshed On 1/21/22 Winterize Your Garden to Prepare it for Spring - 3 Steps The weather is now cooler and the nights have grown longer as we make our way into the winter season. Fall concluded with a bountiful season of colorful and rustic vegetables,...
Steps to a Better Fall Garden Article Summary: An overview of three aspects that will affect a garden in the Fall. It includes what to look for in soil, proper watering methods and measurements, as well as some of the types of vegetables you can grow based on where...
Summer Gardening Tips to Keep you Growing in the Heat (Updated June 2019) Summer means school is out! It means family vacations, water parks, beaches, and 4th of July. Most importantly, it means heat! Sunscreen becomes part of our daily routine as we attempt to...
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