Borage: companion plant for tomatoes, strawberries, and squash. Companion planting is based on the idea that, like people, some plants do better with good neighbors. For tomatoes, strawberries and squash, one of the most popular of companion plants is borage (Borago officinalis). As a seedling, borage doesn’t reveal its potential. The leaves are rough and fat, and […]
Monthly Archives: April 2013
For over 40 years, Earth Day—April 22—has inspired and mobilized individuals and organizations worldwide to demonstrate their commitment to environmental protection and sustainability. We Can All Help! Even a small change can make a big difference to the environment. No matter how busy you are, here are ideas you can easily add to your daily […]
How are you going to care for all the tomatoes you buy at Green Scene this weekend? Not quite sure? Click on the link below to get all your tomato questions answered. Tomato Care Sheet
This year we will be offering 47 different varieties of tomatoes. They are listed below by color and type. Cherry/Small Fruited Amy’s Sugar Gem – red Black Cherry – black Gardener’s Delight – red Ildi – yellow, grape Isis Candy – bi-color Juliet – red Rainbow Blend – multi Red Grape – red, grape Sweetie – red […]
With over 190 different varieties of vegetables and herbs being offered there is sure to be something for everyone! Click the link below to view the California Organic Gardening Club’s 2013 Green Scene Plant List. 2013 COGC Plant List
Hello to all the hardworking gardeners at COGC, Here we are with less than a week to go!! Green Scene is almost here and we want to get you the information you will need for this year’s sale. Click on the link provided below to see the complete timeline schedule for Green Scene. 2013 Green Scene Timeline […]
Come to the Fullerton Arboretum for a spectacular weekend long outdoor garden event. Green Scene is THE SPRING EVENT! Shop nearly 100 vendors for beautiful and unique plants, vegetables, garden art and accessories. Visit the California Organic Gardening Club for all your vegetable garden needs! “Discovery Sessions”: featuring farm food and garden topics led by prominent speakers. […]
We sure spend a lot of time babying our seedlings. We start them indoors where they’re safe from the elements. We plant them in the best soil we can find. We use a warming pad underneath to help germination and growth, and they bask under grow lights all day long. But guess what? Your tomato seedlings need a good […]
MAYBE YOU’RE WONDERING this right about now: Why do vegetable seedlings sometimes stretch and grow spindly, and how can you prevent it? All the cited research has been done in the light- and climate-controlled conditions of a lab, or commercial greenhouse—not the less-formal home seed-starting environment. So what are the answers for home-gardening types? Click the […]
