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Three Ways to Grow More in Your Garden Now

Three Ways to Grow More in Your Garden Now

Gardening in Northern Idaho is challenging and this year it seems especially so. Our 120 days of “frost-free” growing is…
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Podcast #9: 8 Important Gardening Tips for Spring

Podcast #9: 8 Important Gardening Tips for Spring

Should you amend your soil in the spring? Yes! Should you use a rototiller to work it in? No! In…
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Podcast #8 Succession Planting: How to Grow More!

Podcast #8 Succession Planting: How to Grow More!

Want to get the most out of your garden this year? Of course you do — and you can with…
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Podcast #7: Why Garden Seeds Fail to Germinate

Podcast #7: Why Garden Seeds Fail to Germinate

The Miracle of Germination…or not! In this podcast episode, I’ll explore the mysteries of why garden seeds fail to germinate….
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Podcast Episode #6: How to Attract Native Bees to Your Garden

Podcast Episode #6: How to Attract Native Bees to Your Garden

What’s all the buzz about native bees and how are they different from honeybees? In this podcast, I’ll visit with…
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Seed Packet Basics: What, When, and How to Plant

Seed Packet Basics: What, When, and How to Plant

Anyone who thinks that gardening begins in the spring and ends in the fall is missing the best part of…
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