Kiowa blackberries thrive in drought, yielding large fruit. Their deep roots demand space, making them top choice for gardeners.
Kiowa Blackberry: Getting To the Root of its Strength Read More »
Plant Selection, Rainy season gardening in the subtropics, What is thriving this season?
Inga edulis and Inga feuilleei thrive in subtropical gardens, offering rapid growth, shade, and ecological benefits while requiring careful site selection and root management for optimal use. #LoveHomeGrown
Benefits of Inga Trees in Subtropical Gardens Read More »
Gallery, Plant Care, Plant propagation, Plant Selection, Tree Pruning, What is thriving this season?
Testing plant varieties over time reveals strengths and weaknesses, as environmental conditions like temperature impact genetic expression, leading to unique fruit qualities such as sweetness and flavour. #LoveHomeGrown
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Plant propagation, Plant Selection
The unique journey of cultivating a thorny rootstock led to the unexpected discovery of a remarkable pomelo, inspiring future hybridisation and growth efforts. #LoveHomeGrown.
Cultivating Sweet Pomelos: A Grower’s Story Read More »
Plant propagation, Plant Selection, What is thriving this season?
The path of agricultural investments requires patience, as the results may take years to appear. Resisting the urge for quick gains and embracing uncertainty is crucial for long-term growth. #LoveHomeGrown
Patience and Persistence in Agriculture Read More »
Benefits of Gardening, Plant propagation, Plant Selection, What is thriving this season?
Cotton plants from the hibiscus family are easy-to-care-for shrubs that bring elegance to gardens. Their flowers mature into cotton wool, and their seeds can be used for oil. #LoveHomeGrown.
