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Summer Black Berry Pruning Article imageArticle image Pruning blackberries in the summer is an essential task for maintaining healthy, productive plants. Summer pruning helps manage the growth of the canes, encourages better fruit production, and reduces disease. Here’s a comprehensive guide on why, when, and how to prune blackberries in the summer.
How to Make a Kitchen Herb Planter Making a kitchen herb gardenMaking a kitchen herb garden Creating a kitchen herb planter with rosemary, basil, and mint is a fantastic way to have fresh herbs at your fingertips for culinary use. This setup is ideal for those with limited outdoor space or anyone looking to enhance their cooking with homegrown flavors. Here’s a comprehensive guide to setting up and maintaining a thriving kitchen herb planter.
Growing Figs in Cold Climates Growing fig trees in cold climatesGrowing fig trees in cold climates Planting fig trees in cold climates requires careful consideration and strategic planning to ensure their survival and successful growth. While fig trees are typically associated with warmer climates, it is possible to cultivate them in regions with colder winters by selecting appropriate varieties and providing adequate protection.
Eco-Friendly Garden: Cardboard Box Weed Control Article imageArticle image Every item shipped from Stark Brothers comes in a sturdy cardboard box to protect your plants in the shipping process. Instead of tossing the shipping box in the trash, put it to good use as an eco-friendly weed control barrier.
How to Prune a Young Pear Tree Pruning a pear treePruning a pear tree Pruning a young pear tree is essential for establishing a strong framework and promoting healthy growth - follow our step-by-step video guide for proper pear tree pruning.
7-Gallon Potted Fruit Trees- Delivered to You! Article imageArticle image Introducing Stark Brothers' latest addition – the Ultra Supreme XL 7 Gallon potted trees. These impressive trees are shipped at 4-5 feet tall. Compared to the Supreme XL trees, our Ultra Supreme XL 7 Gallon pots nurture an even more robust root system.
Thriving in the High Desert: A Guide to Growing Fruit Article imageArticle image Unlock the secrets to cultivating a lush fruit garden in the high desert. Learn how to thrive amidst arid climates, rugged terrains, and extreme temperatures with our expert gardening tips. Discover resilient fruit varieties suited for the unique challenges of high desert gardening.
Which Garlic is Best for You? Hardneck or Softneck Garlic? Stark Bros garlic varietiesStark Bros garlic varieties When it comes to growing garlic there are 2 main types, the hardneck and the softneck. Each type has its benefits and characteristics and planting both may be a good option for you. 
How to Tell When Pawpaws Are Ripe Ripe pawpawRipe pawpaw The largest native fruit to North America, the Pawaaw has a custard-like texture and a sweet, tropical flavor. But, to fully enjoy this fruit, you must eat it when it’s at peak ripeness. Ideally, Pawpaws are picked slightly underripe, this allows you to get to them before they drop and critters eat them.
How to Harvest and Store Onions Harvesting onions.Harvesting onions. Onions intended for storage are harvested when the bulbs have reached their full size, and the tops start to dry and flop over. In most cases, you can start harvesting storage onions in mid to late summer, about 100-150 days after planting, depending on the variety. Keep an eye on the foliage of the onions. When about half of the foliage has turned brown and fallen over, it's usually a good indication that the onions are ready for harvest.
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