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Why You WANT Pests in Your Garden

Why You WANT Pests in Your Garden

'That’s right, you heard correctly. You want to have some pests in the garden. It seems counterproductive to knowingly harbor these food criminal masterminds 😂. But there’s a good reason you might want to knowingly be an accomplice. “…if you have no pests, then the...

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Keys to Partner with Mother Nature

Keys to Partner with Mother Nature

The single most profound statement my garden mentor, Stacey Murphy, ever said to me is so simple that it’s easy to dismiss as obvious. But the impact this simple tip can have on your garden journey is massive. She said, “Let nature do the work for you.” At first...

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What’s eating my garden greens? (5 common garden pests)

What’s eating my garden greens? (5 common garden pests)

An ounce of prevention is worth dozens of pounds of fresh herbs and vegetables. You're planting lots of food in your garden, specifically greens... and all of a sudden there's someone else eating all your food before you have a chance to harvest it... ARG! Everyone...

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Vegetable & Herb Gardening in Different Growing Climates

Vegetable & Herb Gardening in Different Growing Climates

Getting to know your local growing climate is one of the first steps to growing a thriving vegetable garden. But there’s a big difference between learning about your climate and feeling limited by your climate. Your growing climate matters. It determines what veggie...

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Vegetable Crops for Hot Weather Gardening

Vegetable Crops for Hot Weather Gardening

Hot Weather Crops for Your Garden Choosing hot weather crops The first key to success with hot weather gardening is choosing crops that are well-adapted to heat. Summer crops like tomatoes, cucumbers, and melons all fare well in heat and humidity. But if temperatures...

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6 Keys to Hot Weather Gardening

6 Keys to Hot Weather Gardening

If you live in a climate where summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F, hot weather gardening can be a challenge. Above 95°F, tomato blossom drop can happen, and summer favorites like cucumbers, sweet peppers, and eggplant slow production and become more vulnerable...

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Bats as Heroes: How Partnering with Nature Saved a Town

Bats as Heroes: How Partnering with Nature Saved a Town

Nature is SO powerful. The smallest drips of water can create canyons, a flea can catapult themselves up to 100 times their body length and dandelions can root themselves, well, anywhere! But when it comes to solving human problems with nature, we often think nature...

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Superfood Garden Summit Sponsor: GARDEN TOWER

Superfood Garden Summit Sponsor: GARDEN TOWER

Indoor gardening for BIG harvests There’s a tool we want to share that is especially useful if you… ♥ Don’t have a lot of space to plant♥ You want to have a garden that can grow food year round You see gardening in a tiny space teaches you a lot… but it can also be...

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