Gopi

Gopi is a third generation gardener with family background in farming. She planted her own veggie patch when she was 9. Ever since, she thrives in producing more and better harvests from whatever space she has available for gardening. She is passionate about helping beginner and urban gardeners grow their own food and realize the benefits of fresh, healthy home grown vegetables and herbs.

Where to buy Indian Vegetable Seeds Online in USA + 4 Coupons

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Indian vegetables staged in baskets and piles for sale

Like I did for years, are you searching online for places to buy Indian seeds in the USA? All I could find is some third-party vendors selling Indian-type vegetables, herbs, and flower seeds through online stores like Amazon. Over the years, I have tried ordering through them ALL. Really. I was desperate to try my hands on Indian Chili pepper seeds, Tulsi (Holy Basil) seeds, Bottle gourd seeds, and those cute, tiny round eggplant seeds. Our Indian backyard vegetable gardens are just not complete without them, are they? What Indian Vegetable seeds are hard to find online in the USA: …

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Powdery Mildew On Plants? 5 Sprays To Save Squash & Roses

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Powdery mildew on squash plant

Are your squash, zucchini, cucumber, tomatoes, or rose leaves covered with white fuzzy patches? You’ve got powdery mildew on your plants. There are ways to prevent it before it occurs, but it’s not too late. Here are 5 easy and effective spray treatments to get rid of powdery mildew. It is surprisingly simple to make an inexpensive but powerful fungicide using baking soda, neem oil, vinegar, or milk. Let me show you how!

Neem Oil For Spider Mites On Plants

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spider mites on plants

Spider mites can significantly damage garden plants and indoor houseplants. Neem oil is an effective way to control the spider mites on plants organically. Follow this recipe and incorporate other controlling methods to eliminate the spider mites from the plants for good.

Pepper Plants: From Seed To Harvest

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Chili pepper plant covered with green chillies

In about 2 hours after posting this picture of one of my green chili pepper plants on Facebook, I got 500+ reactions and 80+ comments. Readers asked me how I was growing and fertilizing this chili pepper plant to make it amazingly fruitful. They wanted to know the pruning techniques I used to make the pepper plants so bushy and full. I wish I could reply to them in just a sentence or two! However, the secrets of growing a highly prolific pepper plant, need more explanation.  This impressive result is not because of a single fertilizer product or just …

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