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Region’s long season gives ample time to grow carrots

December 23, 2023Beginning Vegetable Gardening, carrots, Cool Season Vegetables, Harvesting, Seeds, Vegetables

Hearty root vegetable should do well if started from seed in loose, well-draining soil BY JODI BAY (This article first appeared in the January 9, 2021 edition of the San Diego Union-Tribune) Carrots are an easy vegetable to grow, and many varieties exist, one of which will surely do well in your garden and delight […]

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Should I clean up all the fallen leaves in my yard?

December 23, 2023Compost, Diseases, leaf litter, Mulch, Soil, Worms

One of our recent Hotline questions was: Should I clean up the dropped leaves in the yard now to make it “nice and clean” for the new year/season? Answer: I couldn’t help but remember my Grandmother urging me always to maintain cleanliness…”If you don’t wash your ears every day, watermelons will grow out of them!” […]

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Keeping your holiday plants happy and healthy, inside and out

December 10, 2023Compost, Worms

It’s nice to have live greenery in the house for the holidays, and many people purchase a poinsettia or potted topiary to dress the house for guests and parties. For others, it’s a source of concern: How do you care for them, and how long will they last before looking pale and sickly? Here is […]

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