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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 Identify Common Insect Pests in Tomatoes

How to Identify Common Insect Pests in Tomatoes

Tomatoes are a favorite garden vegetable to grow, but they tend to be highly susceptible to diseases and pests. When…
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Podcast #12: Common Diseases and Pests of Tomatoes and How to Prevent Them

Podcast #12: Common Diseases and Pests of Tomatoes and How to Prevent Them

Tomatoes are one of the most popular vegetables grown in the home garden, but they also happen to be highly…
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I like to plant my onions close. In my small garden space, I want to grow as much as possible, so I fill the borders of my raised beds with tightly packed onions (all grown from seed)...bunching or bulbing, it doesn't matter. Over the season, I "thin" them by pulling every other, as I need them. Here, I have a lovely threesome of Walla Wallas, ready for the grill. Their companions, still in the soil, now have more room to grow. Use your garden space wisely.#thecoeurdalenecoop #smallspacegardening #organiconions #wallawallaonions #grilledonions ... See MoreSee Less

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