They may not be big enough for BLTs and burgers, but cherry tomatoes are the ideal size for salads, salsa, appetizers, school lunches, oven-roasting, snacking and sharing. Fortunately for home gardeners, the selection of small-fruited tomatoes available in seed catalogs and garden centers has expanded…
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By Keith Hansen Smith County Horticulturist, Emeritus Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Don’t you just love biting into a fresh, sweet, juicy orange? Especially if it is easy to peel with no seeds to spit out? How about the possibility of growing and harvesting…
Edible Gardening ,By Patty G. Leander, B.S. Contributing Editor Advanced Master Gardener — Vegetables It’s been 40 years since landscape designer and edible-landscape pioneer Rosalind Creasy decided to plant vegetables in her Northern California front yard. Why? Because that was the sunniest part of her…
As a girl growing up in LaGrange, Georgia, collard greens were my favorite vegetable. My Uncle Bill, a farmer who lived out in the country, had fashioned a rickety old pickup truck into a mobile vegetable stand that he used to supply our community with…