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  • Homemade Pest Control for the Garden
    February 7, 2014

    Homemade Pest Control for the Garden

    As we inch toward the planting season, we must decide how we will handle pests and diseases. While there are several organic methods available (and we carry some of them), there are some homemade treatments that have been talked about...

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  • Gardening for Chickens
    January 21, 2014

    Gardening for Chickens

    Backyard chickens are popping up in suburban yards nationwide. People want fresh eggs, they want to know what the chickens are eating, they want to know how the birds were treated. I am one of these people, labeled crazy by...

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  • Garden Planning 2014 Style
    January 7, 2014

    Garden Planning 2014 Style

    Do you methodically plan out your garden each year? Or do you buy seedlings and plant them wherever they might land? I must admit, I start the season with the best intentions of following a plan. However when the time...

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  • Don't Kill the Dandelions
    October 24, 2013

    Don't Kill the Dandelions

    We’ve all got them, so lets EAT them! Dandelions that is. Times are tough for many and we have this FREE food item in our yards and fields, so why not take advantage of it?The dandelion is known as a...

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  • Focus on Foraging
    October 4, 2013

    Focus on Foraging

    The foraging “trend” is gaining steam lately for many reasons – a sense of living off the land, health benefits gained from many of these wild edibles, as well as the opportunity for “free” food which can reduce the weekly...

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  • Gardening Under Plastic - Episode II
    January 10, 2013

    Gardening Under Plastic - Episode II

    Plants like sun – duh.  My poor seedling babies were just sitting there for weeks it seemed and I couldn’t figure out why, until my friend Dru pointed out how overcast it had been.  The sun has been shining fairly...

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  • Gardening Under Plastic
    December 4, 2012

    Gardening Under Plastic

    I dislike paying $6 for a box of salad greens at the grocery store, even in fall/winter when there is no hope of growing them outside. Or is there?I have been paging through magazines, books, and blog posts – drooling...

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  • Composting
    April 27, 2012

    Composting

    Composting is one of my favorite parts of gardening. The process of watching food and yard scraps turn into black gold is amazing. If you practice worm composting – the process can happen right before your eyes. The worms eat...

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  • What's in Bloom
    April 14, 2012

    What's in Bloom

    Blueberries are blooming - YUM! Brunnera macrophylla (False Forget-Me-Not) - Cheery blue flowers are great with bleeding heart. Clematis montana - Almost ready to pop open! Cornus florida 'Rubra' (Dogwood) Dicentra spectabilis (Common Bleeding Heart) - This is an old...

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