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What should you plant after tomatoes, and how do you keep the next crop healthy? The best follow-up plants depend on what grew there before, how much disease pressure you …

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Wondering when to harvest kohlrabi so it’s tender, sweet, and not woody? The short answer is to harvest it when the swollen stem is still young and firm, usually when …

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What zone is Colorado for gardening? The short answer is that Colorado is mostly USDA hardiness zones 4 through 7, with colder mountain areas dipping lower and some warmer urban …

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Can you grow pumpkins in a pot? Yes, you can—if you choose a large enough container, give the vine plenty of sun, and stay on top of watering and feeding. …

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Can you use garden soil in pots? Sometimes, yes—but usually not by itself. Garden soil is often too dense for containers, which can lead to poor drainage, compaction, and root …

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Does grass spread, or do you need to reseed every year? The answer depends on the type of grass you have and how healthy your lawn is. Some grasses spread …

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Are snapdragons annuals or perennials? The short answer is that it depends on your climate. Many gardeners grow snapdragons as cool-season annuals, but in mild winter regions some types can …

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Why is my tomato plant wilting? In most cases, wilting means the plant can’t move enough water from the roots to the leaves, or the roots are under stress. That …

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What size grow bag for tomatoes is best? For most tomato plants, a 10- to 15-gallon grow bag is the sweet spot, with 20 gallons or more ideal for large …

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Wondering when are pumpkins ready to harvest? The answer is usually when the fruit has fully colored, the rind has hardened, and the stem has started to dry and cork …

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