Growing your own vegetables is one of those little life upgrades that just makes sense. The flavor? Way better than store-bought. The satisfaction? Off the charts. But what if your garden’s not blessed with all-day sunshine? What if you’re working with a shady corner, a north-facing wall, or a spot under trees? Turns out, you’ve…
I used to think celery was for fancy gardeners with endless patience. After all, every guide seemed to warn about its fussiness and long growing season. It wasn’t until a friend gifted me a packet of seeds that I decided to give it a crack. What started as a “why not?” turned into an obsession—I…
Growing onions is one of those garden tasks that’s super rewarding, isn’t it? There’s just something amazing about watching those bulbs swell beneath the surface. But then, just when you’re dreaming of harvesting perfect, juicy onions, disaster strikes—flower stalks pop up, and your onions bolt! If you’re feeling a bit discouraged, trust me, you’re not…
There’s something about cherry tomatoes that just feels like summer. You don’t even need a full veggie garden to grow them—they’ll happily thrive in pots, raised beds, or just tucked into a sunny spot on the deck. And once they get going? Boom. You’ll be handing them out to the neighbors like candy. Here’s a…
Growing broccoli in fall has a certain calm to it. No blazing summer sun drying things out in two seconds, no rush to harvest before everything bolts. Just cooler air, steady progress, and a veggie that actually thrives when things get a little chilly. If you’ve ever tried to grow it in spring and ended…
There’s something about heirloom tomatoes that just pulls you in. Maybe it’s the wild shapes and colors, or maybe it’s that first juicy bite that tastes like sunshine and summer holidays. Whatever it is, once you’ve grown them, there’s no going back to supermarket blandness. Let’s have a yarn about some of the heirlooms that…
Growing potatoes in fall isn’t just possible—it’s actually a great way to use up garden space after summer crops are done. I’ve planted them in raised beds, old buckets, even feed sacks. If you’ve got a bit of time before winter hits, you can grow a decent crop. Is Fall a Good Time to Plant…
There’s something quietly magical about planting garlic in the fall. While the rest of the garden winds down—fading tomatoes, crisping leaves, half-forgotten tools leaning against the shed—there you are, poking little cloves into the soil like secrets for spring. I’ve been doing it for a while now, and it never gets old. It’s low effort,…
Ah, fall. That sweet spot when the summer sun chills out and your garden finally gets a breather. It’s not just about pumpkins and raking leaves—this season is seriously underrated for growing some knockout veg. In fact, a lot of plants prefer the cooler temps, and you’ll probably find yourself with fewer pests to worry…
Not everyone’s got a big backyard or perfect soil—but that shouldn’t stop anyone from growing their own veg. That’s where grow bags come in. Think of them like pop-up gardens. No need for raised beds or digging. Just fill, plant, and let the magic happen. Whether you’re in a rental, a small flat, or just…