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Gardening

Swiss Chard: Why should it be in your Garden

Swiss Chard: Why should it be in your Garden

Nov 19th 2024

The first official appearance of Swiss Chard in dishes is attributed to the largest island in Italy. That is why chard can often be seen as an ingredient in many Italian dishes. It is used in salads, stewed with vegetables, and boiled in soups. Many note its subtle bitterness in its raw form. In the …
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Gardening Myths You Should Stop Believing: Top 10 Revealed

Gardening Myths You Should Stop Believing: Top 10 Revealed

Nov 13th 2024

Gardening is a rewarding hobby that offers numerous benefits, from producing fresh harvests to increasing the beauty of outdoor space. With so much information available, it is easy to fall prey to common gardening fallacies that can hinder your success. Gardening myths are common and can confuse no …
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A Beginners Guide to Starting A Raised Bed Garden

A Beginners Guide to Starting A Raised Bed Garden

Nov 8th 2024

A raised bed garden is an excellent way to grow vegetables in limited space or areas with poor native soil. These elevated gardens offer multiple benefits over in-ground gardens. Easier accessibility, improved drainage, more control over soil, better quality yields, and aesthetics are all reasons to …
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Top 5 Ways to Grow Vegetables in Cold Weather

Top 5 Ways to Grow Vegetables in Cold Weather

Oct 30th 2024

Growing fresh vegetables all year and extending harvest year-round in the garden is the dream of many homeowners. It can be challenging to grow a vegetable garden during winter, but it is not impossible. Warm-weather crops like tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, summer squash, eggplant, and basil don't p …
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Fall Planting: 7 Reasons Why Fall is a Great Time to Plant

Fall Planting: 7 Reasons Why Fall is a Great Time to Plant

Oct 23rd 2024

You might be surprised to know that the best time for gardeners to plant is in the fall. Warm soil, cool temperature, and optimal rainfall make everything perfect! Skipping fall planting means you have missed the opportunity to give your garden a head start for the next growing season. This season …
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