Tears and Taste: the Two Faces of the Onion
While some gardeners are already busy sowing their leeks and Spanish onions, others are patiently waiting for the thaw toContinue Reading
Category: Vegetables
The Forbidden Fruit Wasn’t Always an Apple!
What would our ancestors say if they saw us today, hunched over our seed catalogs, dreaming of our future gardenContinue Reading
The Truth About Tomato Suckers
One of the most debated topics among tomato growers is whether to prune secondary stems—commonly but mistakenly referred to asContinue Reading
Ground Cherries: Yours to Discover!
Like some plants in winter, the Laidback Gardener team will go “dormant” during the month of January, to replenish itsContinue Reading
Starting Carrots Off on the Right Foot
Like some plants in winter, the Laidback Gardener team will go “dormant” during the month of January, to replenish itsContinue Reading
Can You Grow Vegetables Indoors in the Winter?
Like some plants in winter, the Laidback Gardener team will go “dormant” during the month of January, to replenish itsContinue Reading
Is Planting an Egg Under a Tomato Worthwhile?
Like some plants in winter, the Laidback Gardener team will go “dormant” during the month of January, to replenish itsContinue Reading
Answers to Your Questions: Bitter Cucumbers
Question I’d like to know why cucumbers are so bitter. I’ve noticed a difference in taste depending on the timeContinue Reading
5 Things to Do With Your Surplus Crops
I don’t know about you, but my garden is huge. Every year, I get a surprise: either my 20 tomatoContinue Reading
All About Harvesting Tomatoes
It’s no secret that I have a real passion for tomatoes, and I love sharing it with others. Which isn’tContinue Reading