Summer is drawing near and you might notice out in your Jersey garden that some of the potatoes you planted earlier this spring are now flowering, but what does it …
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Hey Jersey gardeners, it’s getting hot out there and you might be dealing with bolting broccoli as the weather warms up. As a dedicated gardener, it can be disheartening to …
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After more than a month without rain, New Jersey gardeners this week are dealing with another problem. The arrival of spring rains and the conditions for powdery mildew on their …
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If you are a backyard gardener or visit the many farmers markets and fruit stands that sell Jersey tomatoes each summer, you will agree that nothing in the world beats …
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Creating a pollinator-friendly garden is not only beneficial for the environment but also essential for a successful vegetable garden. Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and other insects, play a crucial …
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May is not too late to start planting seeds in your New Jersey garden. While some crops require an early start, there are still plenty of options for planting seeds …
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As spring transitions into summer, May presents an exciting and busy time for gardeners in New Jersey. With longer days and warmer temperatures, it’s the perfect opportunity to nurture and …
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If you’re a fan of kiwis but live in a climate that’s too cold for traditional kiwi plants, then you’ll be happy to know that there’s a solution: growing hardy …
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It’s May in New Jersey, and it’s the perfect time to start thinking about what to plant in your garden. The weather is getting warmer and the soil is starting …
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Joel Karsten, a horticulture science graduate and gardening pioneer, has shared his revolutionary technique to grow fresh vegetables and flowers anywhere, regardless of soil conditions or backyard space. In his …
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May is the perfect time to start planting your garden in New Jersey. The weather is starting to warm up, and the soil is finally thawed out and ready for …
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Berries are a delicious and nutritious addition to any garden, and they’re perfect for New Jersey’s climate. With its mild summers and cold winters, New Jersey is an ideal location …
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When it comes to growing corn in New Jersey, there are many options to choose from. However, if you’re looking for the sweetest corn to grow in the Garden State, …
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Many of us just go and buy tomato plants at the local garden centers in May, but growing your own plants from seeds can be a rewarding experience. In New …
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One of the questions we had last year when upgrading our berry patch on the homestead was about whether or not honeyberries can grow and thrive in New Jersey. Well, …
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As May nears us in the Garden State, you might be thinking about getting back out in the garden and getting things ready. The good news is, you’re not too …
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SNew Jersey’s beach plums (Prunus maritima) are a small, hardy shrub that grows along the state’s coastal dunes and barrier islands. These plums are a unique and important part of …
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Spring is finally here, and with it comes the promise of vibrant flowers and beautiful gardens. As the weather warms up, many gardeners in New Jersey are eager to get …
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The weather has been warm and we’re now past the last expected frost date of the season here in New Jersey and you might be wondering…can I plant tomato seedlings …
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New Jersey is not known worldwide for its grape and wine-producing capacity, but it is a great place to grow grapes, and by visiting box stores and using a few …
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As winter fades and summer approaches, blueberry lovers in New Jersey have a lot to be excited about. The weather is warming and the blueberry bushes are starting to bloom. …
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One of the best parts about living in New Jersey is that the Garden State we truly live in a state loaded with gardens, farms and yes, strawberry patches. Home …
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New Jersey is known for its thriving wine industry, with over 50 wineries and vineyards scattered throughout the state. If you’re a wine lover or just looking to start a …
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Springtime is here, and gardeners in New Jersey are gearing up for planting season. With warmer temperatures and longer days, April is the perfect time to start planting seeds outdoors. …
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The final freeze of the season has most likely passed us by and the Weather Channel is calling for seasonably mild weather for the next two weeks. You might want …