Root Depth for Vegetables
Ill.: Park Seed I receive a lot of email from readers putting in raised bed gardens, but who seem doubtfulContinue Reading
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New Stamps Feature American Gardens
If you’re a stamp collector who also gardens, you might want to take notice that the U.S. Postal Service hasContinue Reading
A Window Well Raised Bed
Raised beds made of window wells. Photo: Deborah McColley, pinterest.com If you’re looking for a quick-to-install yet long-lasting raised bed,Continue Reading
Top 15 Questions About Growing Tomatoes Answered…
Answers to your tomato questions from the experts at the National Garden Bureau. 1. What’s the difference between indeterminate and determinateContinue Reading
How to Transplant Young Seedlings
Time to move your seedlings to larger quarters. But how? Photo: greenbeanconnection.wordpress.com If you have young seedlings that are packedContinue Reading
2020: Year of the Hydrangea
Every year, the National Garden Bureau, a non-profit organization promoting the pleasures of home gardening, selects one annual, one perennial, oneContinue Reading
Turn That Old Grill Into a Planter
New life for an old grill. Photo: Nicola B, pinterest.de You’ve had it for years and it served you well.Continue Reading
Can You Use Whole Leaves as a Mulch?
You might want to use whole leaf mulch between garden beds, but probably not in the beds themselves. Photo: sergabblog.wordpress.comContinue Reading
Dandelion Weeder: Ideal for Asparagus Harvesting
Sure you can harvest asparagus with a knife, but you risk cutting yourself as well! Photo: Better Homes and GardensContinue Reading
Tips on Staying Green While Social Distancing
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