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How to Sustainably Use Fall Leaves in Your Garden

How to Sustainably Use Fall Leaves in Your Garden

It’s the sound of the season: the constant whir of the ubiquitous leaf blower. Homeowners everywhere are busy blowing heaps…
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Closing Time in the Garden: September Tasks to Do Now

Closing Time in the Garden: September Tasks to Do Now

Ahh, September in the garden—I feel the last lingering touches of summer—picking rosy-ripe tomatoes and filling baskets with beans in…
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Dig Into The No-Dig Method Of Gardening for Better Soil

Dig Into The No-Dig Method Of Gardening for Better Soil

“How the heck do you plant a garden without digging?” A fellow gardener brought up this question during a recent…
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From Wilt to Wow: 10 Great Garden Tips You Need Now

From Wilt to Wow: 10 Great Garden Tips You Need Now

Summer may bring sunshine and ripe tomatoes, but it also tests a gardener’s patience—and their plants’ endurance. Amid scorching heat,…
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How to Create Resilience in the Garden

How to Create Resilience in the Garden

In a world of unpredictable weather, shifting seasons, and persistent pests, resilient gardening is more important than ever. Building a…
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Organic Vs. Conventional Gardening: Which Is Better For Your Home Garden

Organic Vs. Conventional Gardening: Which Is Better For Your Home Garden

If you’ve visited a nursery or garden center, you’ve surely noticed plants, soil, and garden products labeled as organic. But…
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Growing onions, leeks, or shallots? Once the seedl Growing onions, leeks, or shallots? Once the seedlings reach four to five inches tall, or they're flopping over, it's time for a trim. ✂️ 

This keeps them from falling over, but more importantly, helps them to build strong roots and stocky shafts. Trim about an inch on the first go. Once they get about 6 inches, it's time to coif again. 🧅

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