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Strawberries- our little jewels of summer. Nothing you can buy at the grocery store can compare to fresh homegrown strawberries. You’ll be lucky if any of them even make it out of the garden! ...
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A lot of folks get stumped when it comes to their gardens - especially renters or city folks. We’ll hear people say, “Well, I just don’t have enough space!” or “It’s not worth it if I have to move.” This does not have to be true! There are so many ways to garden in our homes big or small and some of these ways are even portable!
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Peas are one of the easiest and most rewarding crops to grow in your home garden. The vines are forgiving of less than ideal weather and soil conditions, don’t hog too much space, produce abundant...
Watermelon is one of those crops that, once you grow it at home, the store-bought version forever pales in comparison. Some backyard gardeners shy away from growing watermelon because of how much space it takes up, but the benefits can be worth it - not to mention that the fun of a good seed spitting competition is a dying art form.
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The arrival of cold weather doesn’t have to mean the end of your gardening season! With a little planning and the right tools, you can extend your growing season and harvest homegrown vegetables throughout...
Every seasoned gardener knows the feeling - you’re so excited for your summer squash plants to start producing, and then two weeks later, you’ve eaten zucchini in every possible form and still have squash coming...
