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Indoor Seed Starting Time!
Hi Garden Friend, January is the month to start seeds indoors for spring planting. Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant or anything you like to grow that has a long period before harvesting but cannot handle frost. Favorite Online Seed Companies include: Botanical Interest / Epic Gardening High Mowing Other preparations to do this month:
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Lettuce help you grow your vegetable garden to it's full potential. Through garden education, garden coaching and raised bed garden design we help you have a successful garden growing what you love!
Hi Garden Friend! October is one of my favorite months to be out in the garden! After months of summer heat, the cooler temperatures are such a welcome change. And the best part? There's still plenty of growing to do! Whether you're starting a new garden or keeping an established one going, here are five things I'm focusing on this month. 1. Planting Cool-Season Favorites I'm filling garden beds with lettuce, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, and other cool-season vegetables. October is a great...
Hi Garden Friend! Every fall, I tuck a few dozen garlic cloves into the garden, then mostly forget about them until spring. That’s why garlic is one of my favorite crops. If you’ve never grown it, this is your sign. Here’s the quick version: Plant in fall. Aim for 4–6 weeks before your first hard frost. In warmer areas you can plant later in fall or even early winter. Skip grocery store garlic. It’s often treated so it won’t sprout. Use seed garlic instead. Give it sun and good soil. Full...
Hi Garden Friend! Fall is one of my favorite times in the garden. The weather is finally starting to cool down, there’s plenty we can still plant, and somehow a warm bowl of soup tastes even better after a day spent outside. So this week, I pulled together a few of my favorite fall garden ideas (plus two cozy recipes!) to help you enjoy the season. CREATE AN EDIBLE FALL PLANTER I love a pretty fall planter, but it doesn’t have to be filled with just mums! Mix in herbs, leafy greens, and other...