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Vegetables

Vegetable gardening is one of the most satisfying things on the planet. Learn how to maximize your veggie garden this year and for the future!

Ripening ghost peppers hang from the plant in shades of green to vibrant red, with wrinkled, elongated skin among deep green leaves.

Vegetables

How to Plant, Grow, and Care For Ghost Peppers

One of the hottest peppers in the world, ghost peppers bring excitement to the edible landscape and the plate. The Indian cultivar represents centuries of foodways making their way to our home garden. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores how to grow the easy peppers if you’re up for their sensational heat.

A woman's hand applies baking soda using a small garden trowel to ripe clusters of bright red, round, glossy-skinned tomatoes hanging from a vertical stem in the garden.

Vegetables

Is Baking Soda Good for Tomatoes?

There are plenty of garden myths out there, and using half-baked homemade formulations are part of that. But some of these remedies do have their benefits when used correctly. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay discusses how baking soda could be a viable option.

Succession sow lettuce. Close-up of a man's hand showing bright green rosettes of lettuce with ruffled wavy foliage growing in a raised bed among purple varieties.

Vegetables

How to Succession Sow Lettuce for a Continual Crop

Lettuce doesn’t have to be seasonal. Succession sowing allows you to grow a continual crop for a steady flow of leafy greens. Year-round lettuce means fresh salads, sandwiches, and wraps no matter the weather! Use these seven steps to grow lettuce throughout the year.

An overhead and close-up shot of a person in the process of collecting heads of a crop, showcasing when a broccoli is ready to harvest

Vegetables

How to Know Your Broccoli is Ready to Harvest

Timing a perfect broccoli harvest can be tricky for new gardeners. Being too eager or too cautious can ruin all your hard work throughout the season. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains the key signs that indicate peak harvest time, with tips on how to get harvesting right.

A small composition of developing green legume pods, alongside its vines and leaves, showcasing how to plant peas in July

Vegetables

5 Reasons to Plant a Second Round of Peas in July

Peas are super easy to grow! They’re one of the best vegetables for the home garden. You may not like the taste of store-bought peas, but I promise you’ll love the flavor of homegrown ones. It’s not too late to grow them—here are five reasons why you should plant a second round this July.