Most gardens are winding down in the fall. The days grow shorter and colder, and warm season veggies begin to die. However, there is a solution. Plant bok choy!
Bok choy (or bok choi) is an Asian vegetable that’s is a member of the Brassicaceae family and like most cruciferous vegetables, it is frost hardy. It continues to grow even in cold weather and when insect pests become less of a problem. It can be harvested throughout the winter months for delicious stir fry dishes or steamed with other vegetables. It also grows well during the cool spring season when other plants have yet to emerge from their winter dormancy.
Learn what you need to know to plant, grow, and harvest your own bok choy with our guides down below. Happy gardening!
If you’re wondering if there’s any difference between bok choy and baby bok choy, we can assure you that there is, indeed, a difference. But it’s not as major as you might think. In this guide, find out what sets baby bok choy apart from its full-size counterpart and explore our favorite baby varieties. Read more now.
Have you ever grown bok choy only to see it bolt in cold or hot weather, or for reasons you didn’t understand? In this guide, we’ll dig into the top reasons why bok choy goes to seed, and we’ll give you tips for how to prevent it. Plus, if it does happen, we’ll show you what to do with bolted bok choy. Read more now.
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Bok choy, or pak choi, is a Chinese cabbage with green or white stalks and green leaves that is a staple of Asian-style cooking. Choose from dwarf and full-size varieties, and harvest young for tender microgreens. Read on to learn how far apart to space seeds and nursery seedlings, and bring in your best harvest yet.
Did you know that you can regrow bok choy from kitchen scraps? With just a bowl full of water, a leftover stalk, and a few days to spare, you can easily regrow this plant from leavings that you might have thrown away otherwise. Read more to learn a quick and easy technique for growing bok choy from a stalk.
Why not add this easy to grow, delicious vegetable to your cool-weather garden this season? Popular in stir-fries, with delicate leaves and crisp white stems, bok choy is a versatile ingredient in the kitchen – and packs quite the nutritional punch. Learn how to plant and grow bok choy in your garden. Read more now.