Shucks, it's good

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the varieties of sweet corn are presented, with reference to attempts by breeders to produce corn that keeps it's flavor for longer. Information is also included on planting techniques and the importance of planting in warm soil, long after the last frost.

Sweet corn

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Good soil is job #1

Article Abstract:

It is vital to ensure that a garden has good soil if plants are to flourish. When ordering topsoil, care should be taken to avoid soil containing rocks, clay and branches. Topsoil should be augmented with organic matter such as sphagnum peat moss or composted manure.

Soil management, Soil management (Agronomy)

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Snowflakes in summer? No way

Article Abstract:

Summer snowflake is a bulb variety that Southerners have traditionally grown. Suitable under fertile, drained soil, these bulbs bloom during late winter and early spring. Snowflakes can also grow as high as 12 inches.

Natural history, Bulbs, Bulbs (Plants), Southern States

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