How to Juggle: The Late Summer Garden Grind
Right about now, you likely have many things happening at once in your garden. Some of it may be overwhelming.
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Growing Joys
A collection of lessons learned, gardening wins
How to Grow the Very Versatile Green Bean, in a Snap and With No Strings Attached
For many of us, green beans AKA string beans, snap beans, or French beans, were a common side dish in
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Growing Corn: It’s as Easy as 1, 2, 3
Corn is always a summer favorite, even if it is not as nutritious as it is delicious. This crop is
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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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Cool Weather: Just Right for Lettuce
It’s History In temperate U.S. regions, these are the cooler weather months, a time in which leafy greens can thrive.
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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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Early Growing Season: What’s Hot Right Now
Early in planting season, popular candidates for indoor sowing are herbs, leafy greens (i.e., lettuce, spinach, arugula, kale), bell peppers,
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