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How and When to Prune Fruit Trees

How and When to Prune Fruit Trees

Apr 20th 2023

Fruit trees are an amazing long-term investment for your property. Though they may take a few years to bear fruit, they will continue to be productive for years to come if well taken care of. Before jumping right in, it is important to understand the work that goes along with having successful fruit …
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How to Grow Herbs and Spices at Home

How to Grow Herbs and Spices at Home

Apr 20th 2023

One of the easiest and most accessible places to start growing your own food is with herbs and spices. Whether you only have indoor space available, or acres and acres to start growing, herbs are a delicious and simple place to hone your skills. Read on to learn what you need to do to start growing …
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Planning Your Drip Irrigation System

Planning Your Drip Irrigation System

Apr 12th 2023

Now that early spring has come, it's time to get started preparing the garden for summer. One of the most important considerations for your garden is the irrigation system to ensure your plants have a steady supply of fresh water. Drip irrigation systems are some of the most water-efficient and cust …
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5 Seed Starting Tips

5 Seed Starting Tips

Apr 12th 2023

To give your plants a head start and get the most out of your growing season, you can decide to start your own seeds. Cheaper than buying sprouts, simple to learn and effective in the garden, seed starting is a great way to get the homegrown plants you want. It's also the best way to ensure your see …
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15 Things You Should Never Compost

15 Things You Should Never Compost

Apr 12th 2023

Composting is the best method we know for truly turning trash into cash. Recycling the right yard debris and table scraps in a composter can yield black gold in the form of rich, dark soil that can help any garden or plant grow better. In addition, recycling your kitchen scraps, leaves, grass clippi …
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Growing Your Own Fruits and Nuts

Growing Your Own Fruits and Nuts

Apr 12th 2023

One of the most important aspects of food self-sufficiency is perennial foods, and fruits and nuts offer some of the most delicious and pollinator-friendly perennials available. You don't need an entire orchard to reap the benefits of growing your own trees and shrubs of abundance. There are varieti …
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Planning Your Pollinator Garden

Planning Your Pollinator Garden

Apr 12th 2023

The perfect storm of 2020 was a year to remember. We had the worst pandemic in 100 years. An unparalleled fire season on the West Coast brought on by a drought threatened people, property and native fauna and flora. All over the country, many of us were sheltering in place. Some turned to gardening …
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Best Gifts for a Gardener

Best Gifts for a Gardener

Apr 12th 2023

Spring is here and most of us are more than ready to start gardening. It is very satisfying to plant, tent, harvest and share your own food. We know that having the right tools can make a big difference in the garden, so we have composed a list of must-haves for gardeners. We have selected a few ite …
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How To Transition Your Garden From Winter To Spring

How To Transition Your Garden From Winter To Spring

Apr 12th 2023

As the days are getting longer, it is essential to begin preparing your garden for the growing season. Spring is a season of transition and getting everything into place for summer can take ample time and planning. Spring cleaning isn't just for organizing your home, it can also extend to your garde …
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Winterizing Raised Garden Beds

Winterizing Raised Garden Beds

Apr 4th 2023

After a successful gardening season, we must prepare our garden beds for winter as the days get cooler and shorter. Most of us are familiar with "putting your garden to bed" for winter. Winterizing your garden protects your plants and creates a solid foundation for next year's garden crops. Step 1# …
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