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August Gardening Essentials

August Gardening Essentials

Aug 20th 2019

August in the garden is a month filled with harvesting the tasty fruits (or veggies) of your labors like tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. Taking lots of notes on the successes and failures of your 2019 garden to help you plan for next Spring, and finally planting a Fall crop. Pull out or divide pe …
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Plant a Juicy Garden

Plant a Juicy Garden

Mar 19th 2019

Plant your garden with a purpose this year by choosing veggies and berries that can be juiced daily all summer long. To that end, Dripworks demonstration garden will be growing heirloom varieties of carrots, beets, kale, cucumbers, parsley, celery, tomatoes, and melons that will provide the raw ingr …
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Seed Starting: The Four Top Seed Companies

Seed Starting: The Four Top Seed Companies

Feb 26th 2019

If you haven’t already started your seeds for this year’s garden, now is the time! With a few basic supplies and careful attention, you can start your entire garden’s worth of plants and save on the expense of buying plant starts. It is not difficult! Sourcing high-quality seeds is the most importan …
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Fertilization Methods for a Successful Garden

Fertilization Methods for a Successful Garden

Jan 22nd 2019

An efficient method of fertilization is the key to a successful garden or commercial crop. Most garden soils are deficient in one or many of the nutrients necessary; soils can be built up with the right nutrients. This can be done by adding fertilizers or compost to the garden soil. You can make you …
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Mid-Winter Gardening Ideas

Mid-Winter Gardening Ideas

Dec 3rd 2018

The last three months might have given you an opportunity to plant some cover crops of red and white clover or rye, or to find some large tasty heads of garlic for planting so you’ll have a June harvest. At this time of year, some of us in the coldest climate zones can only pull out the garden …
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Prepare Now for Winter

Prepare Now for Winter

Nov 13th 2018

Winter happens! Every Winter the nighttime temperatures drop down into the low 20°’s or lower here in Northern California. More than half of DripWorks customers live in USDA zones 8 and 9. This area stretches from the west coast down through the southwest and across the entire southern states …
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October To Do List for Your Garden

October To Do List for Your Garden

Oct 23rd 2018

Temperatures are finally cooling down, and your garden is now more of a pleasure and less of a chore. Even though most of the time-consuming work is in the past, there is still some essential tasks that must be done to ensure a successful spring. Let’s get started. If you live in high eleva …
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Plant Now for Fall Harvest

Plant Now for Fall Harvest

Aug 21st 2018

Most of us think of Spring as the start of our growing season and forget that Fall offers the ideal growing conditions for various crops. Fall is great for planting cool season vegetables as well as perennials, shrubs, and trees. Now is a great time to plant for an Autumn harvest or your spring gard …
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