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How to Keep Your Garden Healthy Midseason: 7 Questions to Ask Yourself

How to Keep Your Garden Healthy Midseason: 7 Questions to Ask Yourself

By mid-July, the excitement of planting season has faded into the daily rhythm of watering, harvesting, weeding, and wondering whether…
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How to Keep Garden Plants Thriving During Summer Heat

How to Keep Garden Plants Thriving During Summer Heat

As we sink deeper into our North Idaho summer, the excitement of spring has given way to garden maintenance—an often…
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Garlic Scapes, Edible Flowers, and Other Unexpected Edible Treasures

Garlic Scapes, Edible Flowers, and Other Unexpected Edible Treasures

Most people’s idea of “edible gardening” involves growing vegetables and fruit like tomatoes, peppers, beans, and strawberries. However, some of…
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Easy Chive Blossom Butter (Garden-to-Table Recipe)

Easy Chive Blossom Butter (Garden-to-Table Recipe)

Every spring, chive plants burst into bloom with cheerful purple pom-pom flowers that most gardeners simply admire and then deadhead….
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The Magic of Peonies in the Early Summer Garden

The Magic of Peonies in the Early Summer Garden

It’s nearly June, and that means two things to me—it’s birthday month (yay!), and my cherished peonies are in bloom….
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The Dirty Dozen and How to Grow Cleaner Food At Home

The Dirty Dozen and How to Grow Cleaner Food At Home

It’s a dilemma in the produce aisle. You want to eat clean and healthy—you know you should. And here you…
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Recent Posts from The Coop

  • How to Keep Your Garden Healthy Midseason: 7 Questions to Ask Yourself July 10, 2026
  • How to Keep Garden Plants Thriving During Summer Heat June 26, 2026
  • Garlic Scapes, Edible Flowers, and Other Unexpected Edible Treasures June 12, 2026

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