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How to Keep Garden Plants Thriving During Summer Heat

How to Keep Garden Plants Thriving During Summer Heat

As we sink deeper into our North Idaho summer, the excitement of spring has given way to garden maintenance—an often…
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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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Keeping Your Garden and Its Guest Hydrated in the Heat

Keeping Your Garden and Its Guest Hydrated in the Heat

The summer garden needs the summer sun to flourish. However, too much of a good thing, like extended periods of…
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Fire and Ice: How Extreme Temperatures Impact Your Tomato Plants

Fire and Ice: How Extreme Temperatures Impact Your Tomato Plants

The ripening tomato is a sight to behold in the garden. It’s certainly the pomme d’amour of my eye. A…
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I managed to get a little yardwork done yesterday and just couldn't compost these gorgeous peony stems. A few spent hydrangea blooms added a nice touch. It was good for my soul to create this. Sure, it's going to fade, but for now, I'm loving it. ❤️Don't overlook the beauty in all seasons. 🍂#thecoeurdalenecoop#fallwreath#naturalwreath#madewithlove ...

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And neither are we. The garden has been neglecte And neither are we. 

The garden has been neglected these last few weeks, but even without constant care and water, it has thrived and is still producing. 

Look at those Potato Leaf Yellow tomatoes @nctomatoman, it's October 15, and there is still big green fruit on the vines. 

Our gardens are so much more resilient than we think. And, I've learned that I am also more resilient than I thought possible. 

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