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Walk through a herb garden on a warm afternoon and you hardly need to touch anything to notice it. Mint gives off that cool, sharp scent as soon as you brush past it. Rosemary smells woody and resinous. Lavender flowers…
The first thing to clear up about “giant avocados” is that you are not looking at one special avocado species or one universally recognized cultivar. When an unusually large avocado turns up at a farmers’ market or grocery store, people…
An avocado orchard can look simple from the road: rows of green trees, irrigation lines underneath and fruit hanging quietly in the canopy. The difficult decisions happen before those trees ever reach that size. Avocados need a suitable climate, very…
Aloe vera is one species within a large group of succulent plants. Many plants sold as “aloe vera varieties” are actually separate aloe species with different sizes, growth habits, climates, and uses. For home growing, choose a correctly labelled plant,…
Ant Farm Guide for Beginners: Setup, Care and Safety An ant farm is a secure habitat designed for observing an ant colony. A suitable setup normally includes a dark nesting area, a ventilated foraging area, controlled moisture, reliable food and…
Beetroot farming involves growing Beta vulgaris for its edible roots and leaves. A productive crop needs cool growing conditions, loose and well-drained soil, accurate plant spacing, steady moisture, early weed control, and timely harvesting. Farmers should select varieties and input…
Growing dragon fruit in containers requires a large draining pot, a strong trellis, warm conditions, several hours of direct light, and careful watering. Start with a healthy rooted cutting, train one main stem upward, allow branches to hang over the…
Cash Crops for Small Farms: How to Choose by Market, Labor and Climate A cash crop can look excellent on paper and still be the wrong crop for your farm. I have seen the same problem in gardens on a…