Garlic has been used as a culinary and medicinal herb, providing treatment for wounds and lowering cholesterol. Plant garlic in loose, really rich, well-drained soil. Select clean, dry bulbs, break them into individual cloves, and plant the same day as divided. Plant 1 to 3 inches deep ad 4 to 6 inches apart. Irrigate immediately after planting in October.
The secret to producing good tomatoes in the desert is to get them planted early and expect to finish harvesting before the heat of summer sets in. The best way to plant tomatoes is to set out 6-inch transplants beginning in February. Many varieties such as Beef Stake, Big Boy, … Read More
Your sweet corn should be planted where it has full sun and well drained soil. Plant it in a large block, not long single rows, to ensure good pollination and ear development. It requires regular watering throughout the growth cycle. Do not allow the soil to dry at any time … Read More
Lettuce is one of the many vegetables we sell at Elgin Nursery. Lettuce grows best in fields that are level and well drained. A number of varieties are successfully grown in the desert.
Plant Brussels Sprouts 24 inches apart in rich soil in a full sun area. Provide steady, consistent moisture, fertilizing a month after planting. This cabbage family vegetable requires a long growing season of 80 days or more and is more successful when grown for a fall or early winter harvest.
Bell Peppers can be green, yellow, orange, red, or purple. With the right conditions, peppers grow easily and do not require a lot of work. They can be grown in a garden, flower bed, or containers. Peppers need plenty of water with proper drainage and fertilizer. They do best in … Read More
