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Last Updated on October 23, 2026
Zucchini Flowers But No Fruit? Why It Happens and the 30-Second FixZucchini flowers but no fruit usually means one of two things: the flowers are all male so far, or the female flowers were never pollinated. The first flowers are always male, so a week or so of blooms with no squash is normal. After that, tiny zucchini...
Last Updated on October 23, 2026
Blossom End Rot: The Real Reason Tomatoes Rot on the BottomBlossom end rot is the sunken black patch on the bottom of a tomato, and it usually comes from uneven watering, not from a lack of calcium in your soil. Calcium only reaches the fruit with water, so when the soil swings from bone dry to soaking wet, the fast-gr...
Last Updated on October 23, 2026
Summer Mulch Mistakes: 5 Fixes for Vegetable GardensThe five summer mulch mistakes in a vegetable garden are mulch that is too thin, piled on the stems, dark in color, watered too lightly, or spread over dry soil. The fix is about 3 inches of a light-colored organic mulch like straw or shredded leaves, pulled back a co...
Last Updated on October 23, 2026
Green Beans Stopped Producing? 3 Fixes That Restart ThemGreen beans stop producing when pods ripen on the plant, when heat drops the flowers, or when the plant gets too much nitrogen and too little water. Pick every day or two while the pods are smooth and slim, mulch 2 to 3 inches deep, water deeply at the soil line (...
Last Updated on October 23, 2026
Squash Vine Borer: How to Spot It and Stop It Before It Kills Your PlantsSquash vine borer is a day-flying orange and black moth. Its larva tunnels into the base of a squash stem and cuts off the plant’s water. Stop it before it lays eggs: cover young plants with a light row cover until they flower, or wrap the base of...