in qeshm island , ( persian gulf ) . high humidity . high tempercter
in qeshm island , ( persian gulf ) . high humidity . high tempercter
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged flowers, greenhouses, gulf, high humidity, humidity, island, Persian, persian gulf, qeshm, qeshm island, strawberry, tempercter
I am growing herbs in a strawberry pot and another Terra cotta pot.I have apple-mint spearmint, basil garlic chives and lemon thyme growing in that pot and two kinds of oregano growing in another.How can I keep these alive in the desert and that I only have a patio to grow things on.The mint and oregano look like they are burnt and the oregano started to brown and die help me how can i keep things alive and well for I can cook with them?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged apple mint, basil, Cotta, desert, garlic, garlic chives, growing herbs, Lemon, lemon thyme, Oregano, patio, pot, spearmint, strawberry, strawberry pot, Terra, terra cotta pot, thyme, two kinds
I am growing herbs in a strawberry pot and another Terra cotta pot.I have apple-mint spearmint, basil garlic chives and lemon thyme growing in that pot and two kinds of oregano growing in another.How can I keep these alive in the desert and that I only have a patio to grow things on.The mint and oregano look like they are burnt and the oregano started to brown and die help me how can i keep things alive and well for I can cook with them?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged apple mint, basil, Cotta, desert, garlic, garlic chives, growing herbs, Lemon, lemon thyme, Oregano, patio, pot, spearmint, strawberry, strawberry pot, Terra, terra cotta pot, thyme, two kinds
I am growing herbs in a strawberry pot and another Terra cotta pot.I have apple-mint spearmint, basil garlic chives and lemon thyme growing in that pot and two kinds of oregano growing in another.How can I keep these alive in the desert and that I only have a patio to grow things on.The mint and oregano look like they are burnt and the oregano started to brown and die help me how can i keep things alive and well for I can cook with them?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged apple mint, basil, Cotta, desert, garlic, garlic chives, growing herbs, Lemon, lemon thyme, Oregano, patio, pot, spearmint, strawberry, strawberry pot, Terra, terra cotta pot, thyme, two kinds
I am growing herbs in a strawberry pot and another Terra cotta pot.I have apple-mint spearmint, basil garlic chives and lemon thyme growing in that pot and two kinds of oregano growing in another.How can I keep these alive in the desert and that I only have a patio to grow things on.The mint and oregano look like they are burnt and the oregano started to brown and die help me how can i keep things alive and well for I can cook with them?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged apple mint, basil, Cotta, desert, garlic, garlic chives, growing herbs, Lemon, lemon thyme, Oregano, patio, pot, spearmint, strawberry, strawberry pot, Terra, terra cotta pot, thyme, two kinds
What is the best type of Strawberry to plant and grow in Arkansas.
I would like a berry that is tasty and will produce well for this area.
I have never grown strawberries before. I don’t have a good yard to put in a garden (too shady) so I am going to grow some veggies and such in pots and hanging baskets.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a brand/type of seeds that don’t need a lot of space, yet produce a good quantity/quality of berries? Preferably organic, and one that doesn’t need full sun.
Thanks for your help!
Posted in Berry Garden
Tagged garden, hanging baskets, pots, seeds, strawberries, strawberry, yard
i was thinking of chives, oregeno, parsley, and basil. is it ok to grow them together in a starberry planter. and also do they need direct sunlight? or shade?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged basil, chives, herbs, oregeno, parsley, planter, shade, starberry, strawberry, strawberry planter, sunlight, thinking
I put down two neat rows of strawberry plants last Spring. This Spring they’ve all put out runners and started new plants, so I’ve probably got about twice as many plants, but it’s starting to get a bit messy. Now the messiness is itself not a problem, practically speaking – it’s a pretty small patch and I can still reach all of them. But I wonder if it is best for them to have space? Should I keep plucking up the offspring, so as to keep maximum root space for the more mature ones, or just ‘let a thousand flowers bloom’, let evolution have its way, and hope for more berries in the end?
Posted in Berry Garden
Tagged berries, bit, evolution, flowers, last spring, maximum, messiness, messy, neat rows, offspring, patch, planting, planting strawberries, problem, runners, space, spring, strawberry, strawberry plants
We have about 200 strawberry plants. we have had them for about 4 years now and all of the berries are small! we mow them down each year, and right now there is not many weeds
so if we till them under more weeds will come up, and the strawberries will to!!!
What do we do? my mom does not want to use any chemicals. can we still do it with out chemicals or is that the only way?
Posted in Berry Garden
Tagged berries, chemicals, mom, strawberries, strawberry, strawberry plants, way, weeds, year