Olle Garden Knowledge Base

October is not just a time for raking leaves and preparing your garden for the winter ahead; it is also an exciting month for planting and planning. By considering the recommendations in this guide, you can ensure that your garden remains vibrant and fruitful year-round. Embrace the beauty of fall gardening and enjoy the satisfaction of preparing your green space for the upcoming seasons!

As the colder months approach, many gardeners think about packing up their tools and waiting for the spring season to arrive. 

Amaranth, an ancient and versatile plant, has been cultivated for thousands of years. Known for its striking appearance, resilience, and multifunct...

Ants and aphids, despite their fascinating relationship, can sometimes become problematic for gardeners. Understanding their interaction and using ...

Raised bed gardening is popular due to its convenience and efficiency, but proper preparation of the soil is crucial for ensuring healthy and produ...

As the summer heat begins to wane and the cool, crisp air of fall approaches, it's the perfect time to start planting a fall garden. September is a...

Fall vegetable gardening offers a unique opportunity to extend your growing season and enjoy fresh produce well into the cooler months. This guide ...

Picking your crops at the right time enhances taste. Gardening is rewarding in that you enjoy fresh produce from the table, but you need to pick th...

Raised bed gardening is a growing pursuit where gardeners of all experience levels join in. It provides a very flexible, efficient, and versatile w...

As a matter of fact, when summer takes a step back for fall, most gardeners feel their planting season has practically ended. Quite contrary to thi...

As summer winds down and the dog days fade, it might be tempting to put up your feet and relax. However, there are many ways to extend the growing ...

Composting is an integral part of gardening that is used to increase the fertility of soil. Sometimes, a compost pile does not heat up for a variet...