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Henbit: Plant Profile

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The Ultimate Guide to Growing Organic Beets

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Winter Homesteading Projects

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Easy Classic Chicken Pot Pie Recipe

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A Quiet Time in the Garden: Reflections on 2024

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How to Cook and Use Fresh Pumpkin

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The Best Christmas Gifts for Gardeners: Your Holiday Gift Guide

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How to Grow Kale: A Gardener’s Guide to Success

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Snakes in the Garden: The Truth About Snakes

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Jonathan Apples: What Are They and How to Grow Them

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Stuffed Peppers Without Rice Recipe

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Fig Salad Recipe: Figs and Cantaloupe with Basil Dressing

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What to Do with Fresh Figs?

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Mushroom Compost: A Complete Guide for Organic Gardeners

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How to Tell When Cantaloupe Is Ripe

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Battling Anthracnose: A Cucumber Grower’s Guide to a Sneaky Fungal Foe

If you’ve ever stepped into your garden and noticed strange brown spots or sunken blemishes on your cucumbers, you might be facing a common but troublesome fungal disease known as anthracnose. Caused by Colletotrichum orbiculare, anthracnose thrives in warm, humid conditions and can quickly spread across your crop if not addressed early. This year in…

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How to Grow Cucumbers: A Complete Guide

Learn how to grow cucumbers in this complete guide. I’ve grown cucumbers my entire life, and I still marvel at the prices of them at the supermarket. I can only imagine that we’re all paying for the transportation, for cucumbers are some of the easiest vegetables to grow. In fact, you may find yourself muttering,…

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Growing Eggplant: A Guide for Gardeners

Growing eggplant (a small garden devoted to fresh, seasonal edibles) is relatively easy in zone 7, where I garden, but combating the bugs is another story. Growing epplant in pots, containers, raised beds, or garden soil is all possible if you are willing to go the extra mile to control its nemesis, the Colorado potato…

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Volunteer Plants – Nature’s Unexpected Gifts

Volunteer plants are one of nature’s most delightful surprises. They spring up unbidden, often in places we didn’t expect—cracks in sidewalks, corners of compost piles, or nestled beside a stone foundation, like the vibrant coleus seedlings growing near my deck shown in these pictures. These botanical freeloaders aren’t weeds; they’re plants that have reseeded themselves…

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