It has been a hot week all across the country. During the summer months, one popular vegetable that many home gardeners grow in their gardens is the zucchini. This versatile vegetable is sometimes called summer squash and can be consumed raw or cooked and are high in fiber and vitamins A and C.
It’s the middle of the week and that means it’s time for our Beginner Gardening Challenge! Every Wednesday we seek out easy to grow plants, trees, fruits, anything that will grow and post them here on Rootwell Products Inc.’s blog. Even if you are new to gardening, it doesn’t mean you can’t reap the benefits.
This week’s Beginner Gardening Challenge is how to grow strawberries. We all see strawberries at the grocery store and cringe at the organic prices. You can have organic strawberries for less by growing your own.
This morning, I’ve got my big cup of coffee and I’m ready to dive into this week. While I was making coffee, I was found myself throwing out the old coffee grounds. I looked inside my trash can and thought there must be a better use for these old coffee grounds than my trash can.
Are you planning your weekend project? How are your trees doing? The summer temperatures are rising and often times that mean our trees are suffering and at risk for dying.
Did you know there are easy ways to prevent this from happening?
Welcome back to our Beginner Gardening Challenge. Every Wednesday, we will be featuring a plant, vegetable, fruit, tree or shrub that is easy to grow. We will be highlighting one each week and providing easy to follow directions on how to grow them successfully.
Welcome back after the long weekend. I hope you enjoyed a wonderful weekend with family and friends.
We all love the look for a fresh green lawn. Sometimes getting there is harder than we thought. Today, we are going to help with that. We are breaking down a video that the Huffington Post published from HGTV.
This Friday is a great one because it is in the middle of a holiday weekend. From all of us at Rootwell Products Inc., we hope you had a happy 4th of July.
Yesterday, I was sitting at my grandfather’s house with all of my family. Everyone had gathered for the 4th of July celebrations. Many of us were feeling nostalgic. My grandfather’s home was purchased over 55 years ago and is filled with a life time of memories.
For most of us, it is the end of the work week and the beginning of the holiday weekend. First, let me start off by saying Happy 4th of July. I hope you enjoy a safe holiday.
Today, is Beginner Wednesday. That means we have found something that is easy to plant and if you’re new to gardening – it’s perfect for you. Did you know you can actually grow your own avocados? Not only that, but there is a way that makes it really easy.
Not sure what you can plant in the month of July?
Summer is in full swing as we enter July and the upcoming holiday week. For today’s article, we are going to be sharing gardening tips and tricks for the month of July. Before we get started though, let’s begin with some gardening inspiration.
Can you believe that the weekend is already here? Today, we are sharing all about Michigan sweet cherries.
Last year, the cherry crop suffered from the drought. The delectable fruit was hard to come by. If you were able to find them, the cherries were expensive. We wanted to know if that was going to happen this year.