Cynthia, Author at Digging In The Garden

Do This One Month Before Harvesting Peppers for Extra Flavor and Heat

Your pepper plants have already done the heavy lifting—flowers have set, fruits are hanging, and you’re just a few weeks

So you’re out in the garden, proud of your garlic patch, and then you notice something odd—a tall, curly green

Getting a Christmas cactus to bloom exactly when you want feels a little like convincing a toddler to nap on

You probably know bay leaves as something you toss into soups and stews, but here’s the fun part—they’re just as

Fall cleanup used to mean pulling every plant, bagging every leaf, and leaving the garden looking bare and tidy. I

September hits and suddenly your yard looks like a golden carpet of crunchy leaves. Beautiful? Absolutely. A headache to clean

Apply Yogurt to Citrus Trees for More Flowers and Fruits I know it sounds a little wild—feeding yogurt to your

By the time September shows up, gardens start to look a little tired — mornings feel cooler, daylight slips away

Stop Wasting Money on Garden Chemicals: Use Hydrogen Peroxide Instead for These 18 Tricks If you’re into gardening like me,

Have you ever bitten into a juicy mango and thought, “Wow, this is the best fruit ever”? You’re not alone!