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What to Do with Fresh Figs?

a lush garden thanks to plenty of mushroom compost

Mushroom Compost: A Complete Guide for Organic Gardeners

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How to Tell When Cantaloupe Is Ripe

How to Make Tomato Juice without a Juicer

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How to Grow Cantaloupe

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Making Herbal Teas

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Plant Profile: Lemon Balm

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Growing Herbs Alongside Vegetables

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Plant Profile: Chamomile

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Plant Profile: Borage

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Plant Profile: Basil

a white honeysuckle flower with green leaves

How to Get Rid of Honeysuckle without Chemicals

north spore mushroom kit

Review: North Spore Mushroom Growing Kit

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What Are Heirloom Plants and Why Should You Grow Them?

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Does Garden Fertilizer Expire? Get the Facts

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How to Start Herb Seeds the Right Way: Free Course

Learn how to start herb seeds the right way with The Herbal Academy’s new, FREE online course! Home Garden Joy is an Herbal Academy affiliate. We love their ebooks and courses. I’ve taken many of them and found them to be very helpful. They get to the heart of herbalism without introducing spiritual aspects in…

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How to Prepare Raised Beds for Spring Planting

The snow and ice have finally melted. In the mornings when I walk my dog through our farm, I can hear a rooster crowing on a neighboring farm. Cardinals have begun singing in the dawn. It’s spring, folks. And while the calendar reminds me we can still feel winter’s icy breath, spring planting is just…

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How to Start Composting in Winter

Have you thought about starting a compost pile, but you’re wondering how to start composting in winter? I mean, after all, here in Virginia we just had three solid weeks of absolutely tundra-like temperatures. I had a sheet of ice for a lawn, and the raised bed garden was completely covered in a thick layer…

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Seed Starting Indoors in February: Best Vegetables for Zones 4–8

February brings a special kind of excitement for gardeners across the northern United States. While snow may still be hanging around, February is the perfect opportunity to get your hands dirty indoors. It gives you an excuse to go to your favorite garden center – you need to stock up on seeds, right? It’s definitely…

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