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Container Gardening 101
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Want to have a garden, but don’t have the space? Fret not, container gardens are the solution to the woes of urbanites and farmers alike. Aside from having the ability to produce a significant amount of food within a limited space, container gardens allow you to have full control of what going into your soil.
Planting a Garden for Birds, Bees & Butterflies
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Creating a garden that welcomes and sustains a diverse array of wildlife is not only a joy for the senses but also a meaningful contribution to biodiversity conservation. Birds, bees, and butterflies play crucial roles in pollination and maintaining the delicate balance of ecosystems.
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How To Prevent Tomato Blight and Disease
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The Secrets to Banishing Blight and Disease
There are a number of things you can do to prevent tomato blight and disease. These practices are not only great to prevent blight and disease but are overall excellent gardening practices to keep in mind.
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Saving Water and Preventing Weeds : The Power of Mulching
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In the quest for a thriving garden, two essential challenges often come to the forefront: water conservation and weed control. Fortunately, there is a simple and effective solution that addresses both issues simultaneously – mulching. Mulching not only helps conserve precious water but also acts as a natural barrier against weeds.
How To Always Have Greens Coming Out of the Garden!
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Planting in succession is an ideal way to keep your harvest coming out of the garden as long as possible. Depending on where you live, your season may be long or short. The good news is there are great ways to expend your harvest on the front and back end of your season.