Becoming the Solution: How to Minimize Food Waste and Share Our Bounties
Most years that we’ve had a garden, we’ve grown more food than we can consume. We give away extra seedlings,
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It’s Yours, So Now Put Your Stamp On It: The Garden Remix, Part Two
Hopefully our last post gave you some ideas about what your garden can be and where it can take you.
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It’s Yours, So Now Put Your Stamp On It!
Historians believe that the first gardens were created in ~10,000 B.C. While crop areas were likely cordoned off for practical
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Helianthus annuus: The Long Journey of the Immutable Sunflower
Background and History What says summer like sunflowers? These beautiful pollinator attractors have a long and rich history. We wanted
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Oh Snap! The Cucumber: The Most Refreshing Member of the Gourd Family
In these parts, now is a good time to sow cucumber seeds indoors. It is usually recommended that you do
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Prepared with the Full Arsenal: Thriving Through Harvest, Part Two
Protective plant covers are helpful tools to insulate plants from the cold, prevent or minimize insect access to your seedlings/plants,
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Prepared with the Full Arsenal: Thriving Through Harvest, Part One
Soon your seedlings will be ready to face the great outdoors! But first, make sure to prepare them (and their
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A Unique Set of Skills: The Untold Story of the Native Bee
Many of you may remember being taught that honeybees were brought to the Americas by European colonists during the 17th
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Reimagining Your Growing Area: Introducing the Vertical Container Garden
Creative-thinking with regard to your vertical space is key when container gardening in small spaces. There are any number of
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The Pursuit of Food Security: Starting a Modest Container Garden
Did you know that you can use SNAP benefits to buy seeds and seedlings? People who participate in the Supplemental
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