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There are several reasons why straw stands out as the best mulch option for annual vegetables. In this post we’ll cover those reasons, how to use it and how to deal with a couple concerns you might have. Why mulch is essential for vegetable gardens Keeping soil covered is super…
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This is the third and final post in this series on growing great cherry trees. If you missed the first and second parts, I have included links to them at the end of this post. One of the things that can inhibit people from trying to grow cherry trees is…
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In the first part of Top Tips for Growing Cherry Trees, I talked varieties, pollination, fruit tree sizes, and the pros and cons of potted vs bare root trees. In part 2, we’ll look at site location for your trees, planting your trees. Planting Your Cherry Trees Site Location…
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Ready to dive into the world of homegrown lettuce? As an organic gardener, you understand the importance of fresh, pesticide-free produce. In this blog post, we’ll explore the art of seeding lettuce directly in your garden and unveil some incredible spring varieties that will elevate your salads to new heights…
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Growing cherries in your home orchard can be rewarding, yet I find many people don’t try them. Sweet or Tart? Choosing Cherries to Grow in Your Garden When I talk with most people they want to grow sweet cherries, yet there are some compelling reasons to grow tarts one too….
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