
Feijoa: The Exotic Fruit You Can Grow at Home
Pineapple guava thrives in Zambia’s climate, producing vibrant flowers and fruit across seasonal cycles, requiring specific care for optimal health.

Pineapple guava thrives in Zambia’s climate, producing vibrant flowers and fruit across seasonal cycles, requiring specific care for optimal health.

Transplanting sunchokes in the rainy season improves recovery and yield, especially with a balanced soil mix for better drainage.

Kiowa blackberries thrive in drought, yielding large fruit. Their deep roots demand space, making them top choice for gardeners.

Discover the essential steps for germinating and growing Sacred Lotus from seed to ensure healthy, thriving aquatic garden plants.

Discover the best seasons and methods for separating asparagus crowns, handling root-bound plants, and ensuring vigorous regrowth and harvesting.

Korean chicory is a drought-tolerant, perennial herb with edible leaves and roots, attractive blue flowers, and culinary plus ornamental value.

Bay leaf plants grow slowly and are hard to propagate, but air-layering during the rainy season offers higher success than seeds or cuttings.

Discover the inspiring journey of growing kiwi fruit in the warm subtropics, perseverance, & building a purpose-driven business from scratch

Celery and celeriac are versatile, resilient crops offering multiple culinary uses, making them essential for any home garden.

Discover this season’s homegrown harvest, gardening updates, and tips for fresh produce during rainy weather.

Discover how Cape gooseberry thrives with rapid growth, high yields, and minimal care, plus tips for sustainable garden composting.

Discover the benefits and challenges of Lusaka’s first rains for potted plants, vegetables, and fruit trees in homegrown gardens.
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