Julie

Julie is passionate about gardening and learning. Julie's gardening journey started with her grandfather, as a child in Michigan.

As an adult, in 1989 Julie moved to Texas and lives in Zone 8a. The move was to a new hardiness zone, with different plants, soil and weather. This presented challenges but it presented opportunities too.

Julie lives with her husband,, three huskies, and their sweet cat Billy, and lifelong dream greenhouse (and approximately 50 Plumeria Trees and countless other plants). All of this resides on a little more than an acre, in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
Our current home was another challenge. After learning how to select plants and garden in the Texas sun. She met her husband and moved the their current home.
This home and property had different challenge than Julie had been faced with in the past..
For example, almost full shade, over 100 trees to care for. Clay soil in the back and sandy soil in the front. Erosion due to water flow issues. After 8 years of research and trial and error, the plans are coming together.
She's continued to learn and grow her knowledge of gardening and landscaping by researching topics, trying new things, and yes, making mistakes.
Learn Grow Garden (LGG)is a chronicle of that journey. Coupled with a wish to help others have a yard and garden they love. We provide content for beginning gardeners and experienced gardeners.
Our content mission is focused on helping home gardeners achieve the following goals: 1. A vegetable garden that provides nourishing food for families, while saving money 2. Herbs for tasty meals, soothing teas and herbal solutions to common problems 3. Creating relaxing spaces that allow you to take the "time to smell the roses" 4. Flowers and plants that add interest and curb appeal your home.
Our vision is: Planting the Seeds of Your Dream Garden
How do we do that?
By providing content, tools and advice that is based on research from scientific sources, product use and lessons learned.

Visit our site to Plant the Seeds of Your Dream Garden, a place where you can meet the goals of LearnGrowGarden.com.Learn, so you can Grow your knowledge, and have a beautiful Garden you can enjoy.

A red radish growing in the garden. The red of the radish is poking out of the soil and is surrounded by green leaves.

Radish Companion Plants: A Guide to Improving Your Garden’s Health

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The Best Companion Plants for Radishes

Radishes, with their crisp texture and peppery bite, are not only a delightful addition to any garden but also thrive when planted alongside specific companion plants. Companion planting, an ancient agricultural practice, is based on the principle that certain plants can benefit each other when grown together, either by enhancing growth, repelling pests, or improving soil quality.

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