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Tasty and healthy beets are grown by many gardeners. But to get a good harvest, this crop needs to be properly looked after: water, weed and thin out seedlings, removing plants that thicken plantings and compete for nutrients, light and water...

Summer does not always please us with stable warm weather: either rains, or fogs, or cold, or heat ... Of course, this does not have the best effect on the yield and ripening time of many crops, especially heat-loving ones. In order to have time to collect ripe tomatoes in August, you need to carefully care for the bushes...

In June-July, the question of what to do with the mustache of strawberries is especially relevant. Gardeners have two options: trim the whiskers or use them to grow new plants. Let's take a closer look at both situations. Today there are many varieties of strawberries without a mustache. When growing such a crop, the issue of trimming a mustache is irrelevant. Therefore, we do not take into accoun..

Do cucumbers shed their ovaries, turn yellow, or die altogether? Often it is not diseases and pests that are to blame, but ourselves. Improper care of seedlings, excess sunlight and lack of watering - what else can affect the quantity and quality of the crop? Consider the most common mistakes that gardeners make when growing cucumbers on their site...

The middle of summer is the best time to collect and harvest medicinal herbs and plants that the flowering land generously endows us with. So do not miss this golden time! Medicinal plants that have a beneficial effect on the human body. They are able to support immunity or help in the treatment of diseases throughout the year. What medicinal herbs can be harvested in the summer?..

Already the middle of June. Why don't cucumbers bloom in a greenhouse, on a balcony or in the open field? On average, cucumbers begin to bloom 30-45 days after sowing the seeds. Dates may vary depending on weather conditions and the variety you have chosen. But sometimes flowering is delayed or does not occur at all. There can be many reasons for this...

Why do yellow spots form on tomato leaves? Does it matter on which leaves - upper or lower - they are formed? How to process tomatoes if the leaves began to turn yellow? If you notice that the leaves of your tomatoes have begun to turn yellow and wither, the reason lies in one of the following problems indicated in the article...