Olle Garden Tips

Fall is a great time to plant a garden! The weather is cooling down and the days are getting shorter, which means that plants will have plenty of time to grow before winter arrives. In this blog post, we will discuss what plants you should consider planting in your fall garden

Gardening in the summer can be a great way to enjoy the outdoors and get some fresh air. But it's important to know what to plant, how to plant, and how to care for your garden to ensure that it thrives.

Pruning your tomato plants is one of the best ways to ensure that they remain healthy and produce a good crop. By removing any diseased or damaged leaves, you allow the plant to focus its energy on producing healthy fruit.

If you're looking to get your gardening fix in June, you're in luck - there are plenty of vegetables that can be planted during this month.

There are a variety of approaches to manage aphids without resorting to hazardous chemicals in the garden. Aphids have several natural predators, including other insects, insect larvae, and birds; as well as they move slowly, making them simple to remove by hand or target with sprays. It may take a mix of methods as well as multiple applications before you see results.

Eggshells are an excellent source of compost for plants. If you grind them down into powder, they make an excellent fertilizer. They are high in calcium, which is essential for plant growth. Eggshells also help to aerate the soil and improve drainage. 

The majority of your summer crops are planted from 4 to 6 May for zones. This month's planting calendar will cover all of the summer fruits that should be planted at this time. May is my favorite month in the garden.

If you're like most gardeners, you can't wait for the growing season to begin. And, if you have raised garden beds, now is the time to start preparing them for spring. Here are a few tips to help you get started:

Pruning raspberries is an important part of ensuring a bumper harvest year after year. By pruning the canes (the stems that bear the fruit), you encourage new growth and prevent the spread of disease.

Now that you have your raised bed garden set up, it's time to fill it with soil and plants! Here are a few tips on how to do this:

Some veggies just don't get along. Take tomatoes and cucumbers, for example. Tomatoes love nothing more than a nice, juicy cucumber to sink their teeth into. But cucumbers?

Are you thinking about starting a garden, but not sure where to begin? Don't worry - gardening is easy, and we're here to help. In this post, we'll take you through the basics of gardening, from bed preparation to harvesting your homegrown produce. With our tips and guidance, you'll be a gardening pro in no time.