Vegetable Garden Care

Vegetable gardens need to be watered frequently to be kept healthy. The watering frequency will depend on garden characteristics and care techniques used.

Learn how plant root depth and differences between in-ground and container vegetable gardens influence the way you deeply water your vegetable garden

Vegetable gardens need to be mulched using organic mulches that are lightweight and decompose easily. This means that not all organic mulches will be suitable.

Yes, coco peat is highly suitable to be used as mulch in a vegetable garden. Coco peat mulch is most useful to retain moisture and nutrients in your soil.

Grass clippings are ideal to be used as mulch in a vegetable garden. Here’s how to use it in 4 easy steps.

Forgetting to regularly water your vegetable garden can have devastating effects. These 5 strategies will make it easier for you.

Soil salinity is not a commonly discussed topic when it comes to vegetable gardening but it is something that we should be aware of as gardeners. 

Do you know what information you should record in your vegetable garden journal? Start yours today using our FREE Vegetable Garden Journal Templates.

Not sure what the best time to water your vegetable garden is? Find out here.

Tomato flowers falling off can be devastating and may not always be preventable. However, there are a few steps that you can take to minimize the number of flowers that fall off.

Mulching can save you time, money, and a lot of effort by creating a vegetable garden that needs less watering and weeding, with minimal nutrient loss.

Vegetable plants, especially container-grown plants, can easily be affected by calcium deficiency, even when they have access to enough calcium.