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...
Why Does Eggplant Stop Growing?
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 grows on your plants and eventually...
Planting Cauliflower In The Garden Grid™ Cauliflower is a versatile cool-season crop, that's really had a big glow up over the last few years. It's used as a substitute for a variety of foods like pizza crust, rice, buffalo wings, & it's even become popular to...
Growing Carrots In The Garden Grid™ Carrots come in dozens of colors & sizes. They're also able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures from freezing to warm, making them an ideal crop to grow during fall, spring, & winter. Depending on your growing zone...
Swiss Chard - Colorful, Easy to Grow, & Temperature Tolerant Swiss Chard is a leafy green that has a fun array of red, yellow, & sometimes purplish-colored stems. The leaf has a similar flavor profile to spinach & the stems are slightly sweet! It's fairly...
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...
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...
What do you do with a Garden Grid™️ in winter? Do you need to bring it inside or dissassemble it? Nope! The Garden Grid™️ is all-season durable. Just disconnect it from your garden hose, tilt it to drain residual water, and leave it until you’re ready to garden again...
Intro On this episode, I’m discussing fast growing cold-tolerant vegetables that you can start planting now to get a jump-start on your spring garden. Hi everyone, I’m Bryan Traficante from GardenInMinutes.com and this is episode 21 of Easy Growing. On today’s episode...
Intro On this episode, I talk about companion planting for cold season vegetables in your garden. Hi everyone, I’m Bryan Traficante from GardenInMinutes.com and this is episode #20 of Easy Growing. On today’s episode I will be talking about companion planting for cold...
Fall and winter are not as widely utilized as gardening seasons, but with the right plants and of course avoidance of extreme cold, you can grow plants that summer and spring are too hot for. The theme of fall and winter gardening plants is rustic and hearty. Focus on...
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...
Winter Gardening - Easy Growing Episode #2 Depending on where you live in the U.S. winter is a little known, but ideal, gardening seasons. South Florida, South Texas, Coastal Southwest, and Coastal California winter gives you the opportunity to grow delicate plants...
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,...
Find Your Growing Zone - Map & Interactive Search Tool What You Will Find In This Article (Click to jump to each topic) How Plant Hardiness Zones Work | Interactive Growing Zone Tool (Find Your Zone) | U.S. Growing Zone Map | How To Use Planting Zones for...
4 Steps for Garden Frost Protection We always know it's going to happen, but we never know exactly when. Sometimes it surprises us in fall or drags out into the spring, and it certainly happens during winter! We're talking about frost. The chilly destroyer of gardens!...
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