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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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How to Grow More Food Over a Longer Time with Succession Planting

How to Grow More Food Over a Longer Time with Succession Planting

If you are new to gardening, you may think the gardening season begins in May when you plant your summer…
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Now is the Time to Plan and Plant the Fall Vegetable Garden

Now is the Time to Plan and Plant the Fall Vegetable Garden

With our summer gardens growing and producing in full force, it’s hard to even think about planning or even planting…
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How To Extend Your Gardening Season with a Low Tunnel

How To Extend Your Gardening Season with a Low Tunnel

Just because the calendar says “fall” doesn’t mean that the gardening season has to come to an end. On the…
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Episode #2: How to Extend Your Garden Season; Plus Planting Fall Garlic

Episode #2: How to Extend Your Garden Season; Plus Planting Fall Garlic

In Podcast Episode 2, I share a few ideas on how you can extend your gardening season into late fall…
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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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Wait, so how does this whole ordering plants online thing work?Spoiler: it's easier than trying to start tomatoes indoors yourself! 😉If you're new to ordering from us, welcome! Here's how it works:1️⃣ You shop now (January -April). Pick your plants (early birds get the best selection before they're gone), place your order, feel the gardening hope flood your veins.🌱2️⃣ We grow it all for you. You skip the seed-starting chaos. We handle the lights, the heat, potting up, and the occasional pep talk.🌼3️⃣ You pick up your plants in early May from our greenhouse when the weather is finally tolerable and you can plant without frost ruining your life choices.🥶4️⃣ You plant them and feel like a hero. Because you are. Nothing beats homegrown. ❤️Your future garden awaits 🍅 ➡️Shop link in bio or https://thecoeurdalenecoop.com/shop ... See MoreSee Less

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Wait, so how does this whole ordering plants onlin Wait, so how does this whole ordering plants online thing work?

Spoiler: it's easier than trying to start tomatoes indoors yourself! 😉

If you're new to ordering from us, welcome! Here's how it works:

1️⃣ You shop now (January -April). Pick your plants (early birds get the best selection before they're gone), place your order, feel the gardening hope flood your veins.🌱
2️⃣ We grow it all for you. You skip the seed-starting chaos. We handle the lights, the heat, potting up, and the occasional pep talk.
🌼
3️⃣ You pick up your plants in early May from our greenhouse when the weather is finally tolerable and you can plant without frost ruining your life choices.
🥶
4️⃣ You plant them and feel like a hero. Because you are. Nothing beats homegrown. ❤️

Your future garden awaits 🍅 ➡️Shop link in bio or https://thecoeurdalenecoop.com/shop
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