You can't beat beets!

Article Abstract:

Beets are nutritious, versatile, and fast and easy to grow. There are three basic beet types, globes, tops, and cylinders, but there are many varieties within those groups. Tips on soil preparation, seeding, growth-period care, and harvesting are offered.

Growth, Beets

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Bring your garden indoors! Here's how to keep parts of it growing through the long cold season ahead!

Article Abstract:

Herbs and flowers from the summer garden can continue to thrive indoor with the proper transition procedures. These plants also serve to decorate windowsills and provide herbs and scents. Transplanting tips are provided.

Indoor gardening

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Food you can grow in the shade

Article Abstract:

There are many vegetables and tubers which grow well in little or inconsistent sunlight. Cabbage and beets, as well as collards and kale, grow well in shady gardens. Carrots, radishes, and turnips also do well.

Gardening in the shade, Shade gardening

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