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Episode #1 Ripening Green Tomatoes and What to Plant in the Fall Garden

Episode #1 Ripening Green Tomatoes and What to Plant in the Fall Garden

Fall is coming fast and if you’re still seeing lots of green tomatoes hanging on the vine, today’s podcast will…
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Leaf Mold: Solid Gold for Your Garden

Leaf Mold: Solid Gold for Your Garden

Note: This Post was updated in October 2021 Autumn’s rich hues are on display all around us. Sunlit days, frosty…
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🍂Leaves! If you're lucky enough to have them, use 🍂Leaves! If you're lucky enough to have them, use them in your garden! Shredded or chopped, they are a fantastic, organic, FREE, mulch material.

🌬️ They'll protect your soil from winter erosion and compaction, and help insulate the soil.

🪱 Leaves also provide food for soil organisms...which show up rather quickly!

Don't bag them, use them! Your garden soil will thank you. 🍁🤎

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