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  • Using Fall Leaves For Your Garden

    Using Fall Leaves For Your Garden

    The rich colors of falling autumn leaves are beautiful, but did you know they’re also a valuable garden asset? Instead of bagging up your leaves and sending them to the...

  • Why Soil Health Is Important to Growing a Garden

    Why Soil Health Is Important to Growing a Garden

    The simple answer is that healthy soil grows plants without the use of fertilizers. Most soils can grow plants with fertilizers and amendments but only the healthiest soils can give...

  • Vermiculture - Letting the Worms do the Work

    Vermicomposting - Letting Worms Do The Work

    Vermicomposting produces odor-free, nutrient-rich compost that is highly prized by gardeners. Worm compost can be used as an amendment directly to your garden soil, or used to make a compost...

  • Adapting Your Vegetable Garden to Extreme Heat

    Adapting Your Vegetable Garden to Extreme Heat

    We’ve already talked about creating drought-resistant vegetable gardens and choosing what complementary flowers and herbs will survive low-water situations. What else can a survival gardener do to safeguard against heat waves?

  • Why Soil Testing is Important

    Why Soil Testing Is Important

    As you prepare your garden for the growing season, don’t forget about your soil! A soil test is an easy and quick method to understand what’s going on in your...

  • Choosing and Planting Cover Crops

    Choosing and Planting Cover Crops

    Cover crops, also known as green manure are plants grown in your garden to improve soil condition. These crops are often planted at the beginning or end of the growing...