Photo by JillWellington on Pixabay Growing beets at home may be difficult for beginners, as they require some expertise to successfully grow them. Beetroot needs to stay in the ground until it has fully matured so it can keep replenishing sugar levels and provide you with more food for the winter months. With some assistance from our blog, we will give you all the guidance you need in growing beets, figuring out when to harvest beets, and of course storing beets. Let’s dive right in! When to Harvest Beets – Proper Timing Since you’re here to figure out when to harvest beets let’s get right to ..read more

Spaghetti squash is a delicious and unique vegetable you can grow in your garden! It has many uses and probably the most popular is using it for its pasta-like flesh it develops when shredded and cooked. But before you can enjoy this delicious squash, you must know when to pick spaghetti squash at the correct time. After all, nobody wants to pick it too early or too late! Let’s dive right in and discover how to properly harvest and store your spaghetti squash. What is Spaghetti Squash The spaghetti squash is a vegetable that has a variety of culinary uses. It can be eaten raw or cooked and ma ..read more

Photo by Pixabay on PexelsHow to Pick the Perfect Time to Harvest Potatoes Picking the perfect time when to harvest potatoes is a tricky task. You have to choose the right time so that you don’t ruin your crop. There are two major periods where you can harvest your potatoes. September is one of the best times for harvesting because it’s immediately after early planting and before late planting. This period is ideal because the soil is already warmed up from summer heat, which makes it easier to dig out potatoes without damaging them. The other best time for harvesting homegrown potatoes is in ..read more

Photo by Jonathan Pielmayer on UnsplashWhat’s so special about a carrot? Carrots are considered one of the most popular vegetables. Carrots are tastefully chewy and versatile and a root vegetable favorite. There are plenty of benefits to eating carrots but that’s not why you’re here! Sometimes it can be overused. Perhaps you’re just looking for similar health benefits, but you don’t necessarily like carrots and you’re in need of a carrot substitute. If you’re looking for different root vegetables that can fulfill this role, you’re in luck. We will be covering different ways to replace carrots ..read more

Dill plants are not hard to grow but they do require some attention. If you’re not familiar with how to harvest dill, it can be daunting. But don’t worry! It doesn’t have to be, it’s really not a big dill! Dad joke, but I had to. Dill is often grown as an ornamental herb and not just for culinary use because its bright green leaves are attractive and its flowers bloom long into the fall season. It is a popular addition on top of dishes or eaten raw with salads or plain yogurt dip. Some people grow dill in pots while others plant their dills in the ground. Dill requires moderate amounts of wat ..read more