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October 3, 2024 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

There’s no more incredible thrill for a gardener than to see tiny sprouts appear in the garden. And I’m not just talking about seedlings! Introducing children to the garden is a beautiful way for them to connect to our natural world and gain lifelong skills that go well beyond growing plants.    For the adult gardener, it only enhances the…
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red ombre coneflower blossoms.

September 20, 2024 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

Fall is one of my favorite times in the garden. With cooler temperatures prevailing, the garden seems to come alive again. Did you know that fall is also an excellent time for planting — especially perennials, trees, and shrubs? While spring gets most of the gardening glory and much planting occurs, fall outshines when planting perennials (plants that grow back…
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large green tomatoes on the vine

September 6, 2024 By Candace Godwin 2 Comments

Without a doubt, it’s been another challenging growing season in northern Idaho. Cold weather in May and June saw overnight temperatures in the 40s; nowhere near ideal for warm-season tomatoes to get started. Then July arrived on fire with its prolonged triple-digit temperatures. Again, not ideal growing conditions. The extreme shifts in weather played havoc on many gardens – mine…
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August 23, 2024 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

Like everything else, the price of seeds and garden plants continues to rise. Seed saving and propagating plants is a great way to save money, significantly reduce the cost of producing healthy food, and an easy way to supply your garden with gorgeous plants. With the harvest season underway, now is a great time to save seeds and propagate plants…
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I'm a bit tardy in posting these carrot photos, bu I'm a bit tardy in posting these carrot photos, but here are the gems I harvested just before Thanksgiving. They were in the last bed to be prepped for winter. Planted in mid-July, I managed to save them throughout the raised bed rebuild. I'm happy to say 1) the carrots are delicious, and 2) all beds are finally put to bed for the winter. No more hauling soil...time for a rest!

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