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Is there anything better than a fresh watermelon in the summer? Well, a fresh, homegrown watermelon, of course! But growing watermelon can be a bit tricky, so in this guide, we hope to simplify this process for you.Watermelon is a plant closely related to cucumber, so water often and generously, ...

Is there anything better than a grilled corn cob with butter in the summer? We don't think so, except maybe a homegrown corn cob. However, growing corn at home can be a bit tricky, but with this guide, we hope to simplify the process for you.What makes corn a bit challenging to grow is the soil ...

Have you noticed that more and more people seem to be growing sweet peas at home? Well, we at by Benson sure have, and we really get why. Filling your garden with these fragrant and beautiful flowers truly elevates your flowerbed or balcony, and creates a wonderfully summery atmosphere. And since...

Growing potatoes is a simple and rewarding gardening activity. You can successfully cultivate potatoes by planting seed potatoes at the right depth and spacing in nutrient-rich soil. Basic care, such as protecting them from wildlife, is mostly what's needed. Once the foliage reaches a certain hei...

Growing tomatoes is both a rewarding and flavorful experience. In this guide, we will cover everything you need to know to successfully grow, care for, and enjoy your own tomatoes. From choosing the best varieties to the most effective care techniques, this guide is your all-in-one resource for t...

Have you ever thought that the popcorn kernels you have at home can be more than just a tasty snack? Today, we're going to explore how you can use these kernels to grow beautiful ornamental grass. It's simple, environmentally friendly, and a perfect activity to do with children! Materials Needed:...

Depending on where you live it varies when it's time to plant your young tomato plants. In the Nordic April/May and South of Europe you can do it already in March. Whenever you do - carefully accustom them to the sun, otherwise the leaves will burn easily. Plant your tomato plants in large pots a...

When planting out the plants, choose a sunny and warm place to grow, sweet peas love heat! Plant the plants in deep dug and nutritious soil. Avoid sandy and muddy soils. Use my little spade when planting.Give your sweet pea plants a mild dose of nutrition throughout the summer, about every ten da...