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How to Keep Your Early Spring Plant Purchases Alive!

How to Keep Your Early Spring Plant Purchases Alive!

The back seat of your car is chock-full of plants. Yippee!! But, it’s still April… uh oh. Now what?? Box-stores,…
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How to Achieve an Amazing Harvest this Spring!

How to Achieve an Amazing Harvest this Spring!

Spring is here, but in northern Idaho, it’s still going to be several weeks before we can begin thinking about…
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Winter Sowing: How to Successfully Start Seeds Outside in Winter

Winter Sowing: How to Successfully Start Seeds Outside in Winter

January and February are difficult months for gardeners living in northern climes. There’s just not much you can do when…
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Seed Magic: How Germination Occurs and Why It Can Fail

Seed Magic: How Germination Occurs and Why It Can Fail

I love growing my own vegetable plants from seed. It’s a bit magical given that inside each small, nondescript seed…
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How to Keep Holiday Houseplants Thriving and Blooming

How to Keep Holiday Houseplants Thriving and Blooming

The cheerful blooms of a poinsettia, Christmas cactus, or amaryllis add a touch of magic to holiday decorating and can…
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Six Timely Harvest Tips Ripe for the Picking

Six Timely Harvest Tips Ripe for the Picking

It’s mid-August and my garden is producing a full-on bounty. I’m picking basketfuls of tomatoes, cucumbers, and eggplant. To stay…
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Yes, it's that big! My new favorite orange tomato: Potato Leaf Yellow. Mid-season, very productive, blight resistant, and bounced back 100% after a spider mite infestation. Large fruit is meaty, with great flavor. No bland orange flesh here. We will have plants available for sale next year!#thecoeurdalenecoop #potatoleafyellowtomato#orangetomatoes #anewfavorite ... See MoreSee Less

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Yes, it's that big! My new favorite orange tomato: Yes, it's that big! My new favorite orange tomato: Potato Leaf Yellow. Mid-season, very productive,  blight resistant, and bounced back 100% after a spider mite infestation. Large fruit is meaty, with great flavor. No bland orange flesh here. We will have plants available for sale next year!

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#orangetomatoes 
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