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Seven Pro Tips for Growing Great Tomatoes This Year

Seven Pro Tips for Growing Great Tomatoes This Year

Here’s a gardening truth – just about everyone grows tomatoes, and why not? Nothing compares to the flavor of a…
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Abiotic vs. Biotic: How to Decode Problems in Your Garden

Abiotic vs. Biotic: How to Decode Problems in Your Garden

Ah, the garden—always full of surprises. You think you’ve got the bugs and blight under control, but then your plants…
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How to Prevent and Manage Blossom End Rot in Your Garden

How to Prevent and Manage Blossom End Rot in Your Garden

Our recent extreme temperatures are causing a lot of stress in the garden, not only for the plants but for…
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Podcast #11: How to Grow Tomatoes, Part 2

Podcast #11: How to Grow Tomatoes, Part 2

In this second part of the Growing Tomatoes Primer, I continue the conversation about growing healthy, productive tomato plants. I’ll…
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What’s Wrong with My Tomatoes? Five Common Conditions Not to Worry (Too Much) About

What’s Wrong with My Tomatoes? Five Common Conditions Not to Worry (Too Much) About

Summer is finally here in north Idaho, and so far, the tomato crop is looking good. The normally cold and…
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How's your garden growing? Apparently, mine is growing cats! 😸Mid-July is when little problems begin to appear. Catch them early, and they'll stay little. Ignore them, and they'll happily remind you of who's in charge!In my latest article, I share 7 questions I ask myself every time I do a mid-season garden checkup. They're simple questions that help keep plants healthy, productive, and growing strong.Peeps in The Coop Community got it in their inboxes today, along with a very handy cheat sheet on harvesting garlic and shallots! 🧄Want the same? Come garden along with me and join the Flock (it's FREE). Read the article: 👉 https://thecoeurdalenecoop.com/midseason-garden-care/ Join the Flock: http://eepurl.com/g2QHkj ... See MoreSee Less

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What gardener doesn't love a blank canvas? This be What gardener doesn't love a blank canvas? This bed hosted spring peas, shallots, and lettuce, all now harvested.

What to do now?? 🤔

Since we still have weeks of great growing weather ahead, I added a bit of compost to the bed, gave it a thorough watering and will be sowing carrots down the center and Chard around its border. 

🥬 What are you succession planting? 

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