N the Garden

Hydroponics, a soil-free method using nutrient-rich water, enables year-round gardening in controlled environments.

Techniques like canning, freezing, dehydrating, and root cellar storage are vital for preserving summer crops.

Managing July gardening in Zone 7a, focusing on suitable crops, coping with summer heat, and strategies for a productive garden.

Explores strategies for planting winter crops, protecting overwintering plants, and preparing for spring.

In Maryland, August is a great time to plant crops that will thrive in the cooler temperatures of fall.

These three crops—beans, cucumbers, and peppers—are all perfect for Maryland’s June planting.

March is a great time to start planting a few key crops because the cooler weather helps them grow well.

Aquaponics is a farming method that combines aquaculture with hydroponics in a way that benefits both system.

It's not flashy, but potassium is a key player in plant health, influencing everything from root development to drought resistance.

NPK refers to the three essential nutrients that are vital for plant growth: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium.

Pickling is a versatile preservation method that can be applied to a wide range of fruits and vegetables.

Known as the "foundation builder," phosphorus strengthens the plant’s structure and promotes healthier, more resilient growth.

Aeroponics is defined as a method of growing plants in a moist, airy environment without the use of soil or any aggregate medium.

Nitrogen is an essential nutrient for soil and plant health, but its effects may change depending on the levels present as well as the form

Coco coir is a versatile material that can be used for gardening, composting, manufacturing, upholstery, etc.

The fruit is loaded with antioxidants, which help combat oxidative stress in the body.

Cool-season crops can be grown in Zone 7A right through the winter with a bit of gardening know-how and some frost protection measure.

Want to learn about vegetables that can be grown in September in Zone 7A? Well, if you are, then you are in the right place.

February is an ideal time to plant cool-weather vegetables, as the temperatures begin to warm slightly.

November gardening in Zone 7a offers a distinctive opportunity to enjoy the harvest of kale, Brussels sprouts, and kiwifruit.