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Cosmos Flowers are annual plants that may be easily grown by scattering seeds in the garden after any threat of frost has gone. In around two months, these classic cottage garden flowers attain full maturity. The flowers perch atop long, thin stalks, forming a cloud of color that attracts bees, butterflies, and birds to your garden throughout the summer. Cosmos blooms resemble daisies in appearance. They appear in a variety of hues, and new varieties are being produced every year. Read more

There are two types of persimmon tree: American and Asian. The American variety grows wild in most of the southeast and produces fruit that must mature on the tree before eating; eating an unripe one is unpleasant. The delicious fruit of Asian persimmons is more regularly grown. Both types of trees are lovely and beneficial to the landscape. Read more

Broccoli is a tough vegetable that thrives in the cooler months of the year. In most sections of the country, two crops per year (spring and fall) are conceivable, thanks to ongoing improvements in quick maturity and heat tolerance, which extends the life of broccoli through all except the warmest periods of the season. Broccoli is a nutrient-dense vegetable that can be prepared in numerous ways. Growing broccoli is also not difficult if you follow a few simple guidelines. Read more

Edelweiss Flowers, also known as Leontopodium alpinum, are well-known for having woolly, lance shaped leaves and white flowers shaped like stars. These delicate flowers are native to the high altitudes of the Alps, where they thrive despite the harsh conditions of rocky soil, low temperatures, and strong winds. Read more

Avocado trees are native to central Mexico, where they have been grown for generations. In the 1930s, Hass, the most popular and in-demand commercial avocado variety to date, was initially bred in a garden in Southern California. Today, Mexico and Southern California provide the majority of the world's avocado supply.  Read more

Collards trees grow in temperatures as low as 20 degrees Fahrenheit, and they grow well in containers that can be kept indoors for the winter in colder climates. They may also be cultivated as an annual and propagated by taking cuttings in the fall, rooting them inside, and replanting them in the spring. Tree collards, like their collard siblings, survive heat better than other brassicas and may be picked at any time of year. Read more

If you're trying to maintain a climate-controlled greenhouse and have been finding it challenging, you've come to the right place. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about greenhouse temperature control and why it could make or break your yield. Read more

Climate change is one of the top ten issues faced by modern growers and farmers. Accordingly, you might find it sensible to create your own ideal growing environment. A DIY double layer greenhouse kit can help you to do just that. Read more

Landscape fabric can keep weeds at bay, making maintaining your garden and greenhouse beds easier. Installing landscape fabric is a straightforward process, but you'll want to familiarize yourself with the steps. Read more

Finding the right structure to grow your plants in requires knowing your options. When it comes to high tunnel vs. greenhouse, here are their pros and cons. Read more