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Anatomy of an artichoke
Food growing

Anatomy of an artichoke

paulOctober 12, 2025

The majestic artichoke stands as a remarkable example of the natural world’s complexity and beauty. Originating from the thistle family,…

A tour of Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company
Food growing

A tour of Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company

paulSeptember 23, 2025

Discover the charm and commitment to biodiversity at Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company. Nestled in the heart of Missouri, this…

Zucchino Rampicante benefits and growing tips
Food growing

Zucchino Rampicante benefits and growing tips

paulSeptember 22, 2025

Discover the world of Zucchino Rampicante, a distinctive Italian squash that has captivated gardeners and chefs alike. Known for its…

Black Futsu Squash overview
Food growing

Black Futsu Squash overview

paulSeptember 12, 2025

Black Futsu Squash: A Unique Heirloom Variety Discovering the Black Futsu squash reveals a world of culinary possibilities, heritage, and…

How I grow garlic for big yields every year
Food growing

How I grow garlic for big yields every year

paulAugust 29, 2025

Sure, here is a sample article based on your briefing: — Growing garlic can be immensely rewarding, offering fresh, pungent…

Planting tomatoes sideways: how growing in a trench leads to bigger, healthier plants
Food growing

Planting tomatoes sideways: how growing in a trench leads to bigger, healthier plants

paulAugust 26, 2025

Planting tomatoes is a common practice in home gardens, but what if there was a technique that could lead to…

How to cheat winter so you can grow vegetables without a greenhouse
Food growing

How to cheat winter so you can grow vegetables without a greenhouse

paulAugust 15, 2025

Winter’s chill doesn’t have to signal the end of your vegetable gardening; with savvy techniques and a bit of creativity,…

Tomatoes Not Turning Red? 4 Reasons Why and What to Do
Food growing

Tomatoes Not Turning Red? 4 Reasons Why and What to Do

paulJuly 28, 2025

Tomatoes are the jewels of the garden, with their deep red hues and juicy flavor. However, if you find yourself…

The surprising difference between corn and maize
Food growing

The surprising difference between corn and maize

paulJuly 4, 2025

Despite their ubiquitous presence in diets around the world, many people remain puzzled about the distinction between corn and maize.…

How to Cure and Store a Year’s Worth of Garlic
Food growing

How to Cure and Store a Year’s Worth of Garlic

paulJuly 2, 2025

Garlic is a staple ingredient in cuisines worldwide, and having a year’s supply can be a gamechanger for any home…

Your guide to growing Jerusalem artichokes (sunchokes)
Food growing

Your guide to growing Jerusalem artichokes (sunchokes)

paulJune 9, 2025

Jerusalem artichokes, also known as sunchokes, are a prized addition to any home garden due to their resilience and nutritional…

Don’t make this mistake when growing strawberries: choosing the right type
Food growing

Don’t make this mistake when growing strawberries: choosing the right type

paulJune 7, 2025

Growing strawberries can be a delightful and rewarding experience for any gardener, but it’s not without its challenges. One crucial…

The best time to pick tomatoes for peak quality (it’s not what you think!)
Food growing

The best time to pick tomatoes for peak quality (it’s not what you think!)

paulMay 9, 2025

Many gardeners anticipate the moment they can pluck a juicy, ripe tomato straight from the vine. Contrary to popular belief,…

Black Is the New Radish: A Guide to Its Benefits and Uses
Food growing

Black Is the New Radish: A Guide to Its Benefits and Uses

paulApril 30, 2025

With its striking black skin and crisp white flesh, the black radish is a vegetable that beckons the curious. Often…

How to plant a Three Sisters garden: The original companion plants
Food growing

How to plant a Three Sisters garden: The original companion plants

paulApril 26, 2025

Embarking on a journey to create a Three Sisters Garden is not only an adventure in gardening but a homage…

The trick of knowing when to harvest garlic
Food growing

The trick of knowing when to harvest garlic

paulApril 17, 2025

Garlic, a staple in kitchens worldwide, hinges on a crucial step for its pungency and flavor: the harvest. The secret…

60+ best vegetables, herbs, and fruits that grow in shade
Food growing

60+ best vegetables, herbs, and fruits that grow in shade

paulApril 11, 2025

Gardening enthusiasts often face the challenge of finding plants that can thrive in less than ideal light conditions. Whether you…

How long do seeds last? Check this seed viability chart
Food growing

How long do seeds last? Check this seed viability chart

paulMarch 30, 2025

Gardeners know the value of a good seed, but how long do seeds last? This isn’t just about saving leftovers…

Broccoli leaves are edible: benefits and tips
Food growing

Broccoli leaves are edible: benefits and tips

paulMarch 21, 2025

When it comes to broccoli, most people focus on the tender florets, often overlooking the leaves that surround the crown.…

How to plant a strawberry patch from bare roots
Food growing

How to plant a strawberry patch from bare roots

paulMarch 9, 2025

Planting a strawberry patch is a delightful way to enjoy the sweet, sun-ripened berries right from your backyard. With the…

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Paul Sarnowski

About Me

Hello! I'm Paul Sarnowski, a passionate horticulturist dedicated to nurturing green spaces. With years of experience in plant care and landscaping, I aim to inspire and educate others about the wonders of the plant world.

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  1. Aidan Whitaker on Zucchino Rampicante benefits and growing tipsOctober 16, 2025

    I never knew about Zucchino Rampicante before, but after reading this, I'm super intrigued! The idea of a squash that…

  2. Aidan Calloway on Salad Burnet: An Herb That Tastes Like a CucumberOctober 12, 2025

    I had no idea Salad Burnet could be such a versatile herb! I love discovering new flavors for my kitchen…

  3. Caleb Winslow on How far apart to plant strawberries for the biggest, juiciest berriesSeptember 28, 2025

    This is such a helpful guide! I always thought the more strawberries in my garden, the better. But learning about…

  4. Aidan Calloway on Quick pickled kohlrabi slawSeptember 25, 2025

    This post is such a great intro to the world of kohlrabi! I've always been curious about trying new veggies,…

  5. Declan Whitaker on How to grow Mother of Thousands: a unique succulent that sows itselfJune 20, 2025

    Love this guide on Mother of Thousands! It's such a cool plant with its self-sowing magic. The tips on soil…

    Food growing

Anatomy of an artichoke

paulOctober 12, 2025
    Food and recipes

Slow Cooker Vietnamese Pulled Pork Tacos (As I Like to Call Them, Bánh Mì Tacos!)

paulOctober 2, 2025
    Food and recipes

Quick pickled kohlrabi slaw

paulSeptember 27, 2025
    Plant care

How to use perlite to improve soil and boost plant growth

paulSeptember 25, 2025
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