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... named—their quick work on plants can completely cut them down in no time. ... Once cutworms have come to your garden, these tactics may not be enough.

In colder regions, these fall plantings may not have made it through the winter. ... Carefully so as not to damage bulbs, dig down underneath the roots and lift the ...

If you're not quite at the beginning of the season, you can also start lettuce seeds ... down plastic or mulching thoroughly to encourage warmer soil temperatures.

Generally, vegetables grown for their leaves or roots (not fruit) are the best ... Photo by Ruth Temple; Clay-heavy soil: Make sure to put down a fabric, straw, ...

For photos with little to no foreground imagery (just a shot of the moon): ... If it looks underexposed (not enough light), go down a stop in aperture from f/8 to f/5.6 ...

Finally, don't panic if this part of the process seems labor-intensive and not too ... Push your hand down into the bales to check they're damp inside – you should ...

For example, greenish-red tomatoes are not yet ripe enough for picking, but ... weed before planting and then lay down plastic or mulch to stifle weed growth.

Or: using a trowel, dig a hole three inches down into the straw and fill it with compost. ... in (you can sieve growing mix over the top although this is not essential).

Not only that, but straw bale gardening can lengthen the growing season too. ... guessed it – straws, sucking the water you pour on the top down into the plant ...

This should result in fresh tasty crops, with healthy roots and no grubs. ... stopped flowering late summer, cut the plants down, just the leaves and stems and not ...