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Growing Basil & Avocados: A Tale of Two Plants

Growing Basil & Avocados: A Tale of Two Plants

Every single plant you decide to grow can make a huge difference in your life. How about $1,000 in groceries per year from just ONE garden pot? It’s all about choosing the right varieties for your strategy and goals… That’s what makes growing food WORTH IT! So just...

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Growing Nutrient-Dense Tomatoes

Growing Nutrient-Dense Tomatoes

Tomatoes are one of the most commonly grown garden items because they don’t require much space, can grow in many different climates and they are relatively quick from planting to harvest.  They also happen to be an incredible source of nutrition. Like many produce...

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You Don’t Need Seeds to Grow Herbs

You Don’t Need Seeds to Grow Herbs

Did you know that you don't need seeds to grow your own herbs at home? All you need is access to healthy plants to take a start from. Whether they are from a friend's garden or the grocery store, it's simple to get started. It doesn't work for all herbs, but it does...

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Quick Tips to Grow Healthy Basil

Quick Tips to Grow Healthy Basil

Do you want your basil plant to be big and lush? Here's some quick tips to ensure you enjoy the largest yield from your basil plants. Listen to the end and learn three common mistakes that you can easily avoid! Related articles you may enjoy: You Don’t Need Seeds to...

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Growing Celery for Maximum Nutrition and Flavor

Growing Celery for Maximum Nutrition and Flavor

Celery Used as Disease Prevention for Thousands of Years Did you know celery (Apium Graveolens) was used almost exclusively for medicinal purposes from 850 BC through the 17th century? A 2017 phytopharmacological review on celery confirms “...the Apium has emerged as...

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Garden Harvest Pop Quiz – (Organic Vegetables & Herbs)

Garden Harvest Pop Quiz – (Organic Vegetables & Herbs)

Why Harvesting Is So Important Successful growers spend up to 40% of their time harvesting—and for good reason! 1️⃣ You’re growing food—so harvest often and enjoy it.2️⃣ When you harvest regularly, you get to eat your food instead of the pests.3️⃣ The more you...

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