You may have noticed that some of the leaves on the broccoli you are growing are turning purple. This might not be any cause for alarm. But there are some things you should investigate if you do notice your broccoli leaves turning purple. Broccoli leaves turning purple could just mean the temperature dropped, it could …
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Magnolias are well known for the mess they make with their leaves. Many gardeners hate having these due to the number of leaves that end up on the ground. Often people wonder if magnolia leaves have a use in the garden or around the home. The question that is most often asked is do magnolia …
Having a peach tree is a great way to get wonderfully tasting peaches straight from nature each season. By using companion planting with your peach tree you can help protect it from harmful insects, add beneficial nutrients to the soil, protect your tree from fungi, and attract beneficial insects to help your tree thrive. In …
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Okra is a vegetable that grows up to 6 feet tall and loves warm weather with full sun. Using companion planting with okra can help keep unwanted pests away, fix nutrients in the soil, and help control weed growth. In this article, we go over what are good companion crops to grow with okra and …
Collard Greens, part of the Brassica family, is a cool-weather and frost-resistant crop that needs full sunlight to thrive. Collards are susceptible to infestation from harmful pests such as Cabbage Loopers, Aphids, and Harlequin Bugs. Using companion planting can help combat pests from overtaking your crop and help your collard greens thrive in your garden. …
