Supporting and trellising your tomatoes is essential—especially for indeterminate varieties, which can grow quite tall and heavy. Even determinate (bush) tomatoes benefit from some support to keep fruit off the ground and reduce disease. Here’s a breakdown of the most popular support methods, including pros and cons for each: Personally, I rarely prune our tomato plants. Generally, the summer... The post Tomato Support & Trellising Methods—Which is Best? appeared first on Boots & Ho...| Boots & Hooves Homestead
Spring has finally arrived here in Zone 5, and if you’re anything like me, you’re itching to get your hands in the dirt! April is when the| Boots & Hooves Homestead
While many of us are starting to slow down and put the garden to rest for the winter, what about zone 5 gardening - what to plant in October.| Boots & Hooves Homestead
In growing zone 5, September marks the start of cooler weather, making it an ideal time to plant certain vegetables that can tolerate frost| Boots & Hooves Homestead
Common mistakes in vegetable gardening often revolve around issues like improper planting, neglecting soil health, and inadequate pest| Boots & Hooves Homestead
In this post, I’m sharing our best tips for growing strawberries at home and how to grow delicious berries in raised beds.| Boots & Hooves Homestead
Starting an herb garden is a rewarding way to begin (or expand) your gardening knowledge. What are the basics of herb gardening for beginners?| Boots & Hooves Homestead