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How to Start Composting in Winter

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

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Choosing the Best Location for a Vegetable Garden

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Getting Started: Essential Gardening Tools for Beginner Vegetable Gardens

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How to Grow Asparagus in the Home Garden

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How to Grow Potatoes in the Home Garden

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Beginner-Friendly Easy to Grow Vegetables

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Three Easy Steps to Improve Garden Soil

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Beginner’s Tips to Starting a Vegetable Garden

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What to Plant in Early Spring: Vegetable Garden

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How to Grow Green Beans Organically

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How to Adjust Soil pH for Vegetable Gardens

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Meet a Polyphemus Moth Caterpillar

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Home Grown Garlic: How to Grow Garlic

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How to Grow Coleus from Cuttings

I have a confession: I never expected this to work as well as it did. A few weeks ago I snipped some stems from a healthy coleus, popped them in water, and waited. In just two to four weeks, I had four brand new plants ready to pot up. If you have a coleus you…

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How to Compost Fall Leaves: Turn Autumn Leaves Into Garden Gold

Every October, the big sugar maple near our garden shed drops its leaves in what feels like a single weekend. One day the yard is green, and the next I’m scrunching through ankle-deep gold and wondering where I left the rake. I used to see that pile as a chore. Now I see it as…

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October Gardening: Tasks and Tips

October is the time of year for pumpkins, squash, scrunching through piles of fall leaves, and enjoying the last of the lovely weather before winter sets in. Here in Virginia, October can go either way — sometimes it stays warm, and sometimes the first frosts move in and finish off the summer vegetables. At this…

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How to Grow Bok Choy

I learned how to grow bok choy through trial and error. Last fall, I noticed some beautiful heads of Chinese cabbage (napa cabbage) at our local farmer’s market. When I asked the proprietor where it was grown, I found it was grown not five miles from my house! Well, that means I could grow all…

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