A great time to plant fall crops is 6 to 8 weeks before the fall frost; this is some time in August for most of Ohio.
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Squash and Their Bugs
Squash is relatively easy to grow, but insect problems can be a serious concern for any gardener.
The Gourd Family — a Spindly Bunch
Popular edible plants in the Cucurbitaceae family include cucumbers, squash and melons.
Planning Your Vegetable Garden
Winter may not have a lot of outdoor opportunities for gardeners, but it is a great time to reflect on the past growing season.
The Charm of Growing Beans
These warm season crops don’t need much, and most gardens have the space for this tasty crop.
Little Green Thumbs: Crops for Kids
Children love to learn and what better way to learn than outside in a vegetable garden.
Crop Rotation – a Square Dance for Your Plants
Crop rotation is vital for maintaining a healthy garden year after year, no matter the size of your plot.
It’s a Pepper Party
Here are some answers to some of the most commonly asked pepper questions.
The Joy of Tomatoes
Here are the answers to some of the most asked or questioned things about the state fruit of Ohio.
More Cold Weather Vegetable Crops
Read on for suggested cold weather vegetables and tips for their care.