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To garden effectively, there are terms you need to know.
Early Spring is a great time to plant lemons, limes, oranges, and other citrus trees in southern climates.
Now that your seeds have sprouted and green growth is filling up every inch of your seedling trays, what’s next?
Attracting pollinators to the garden is relatively simple. Consider what living creatures need for life: fresh water, food sources and safety.
One of the easiest and best things you can do to green your garden is to place a wide assortment of native plants throughout your garden and landscape.
There’s no denying modern hybridized produce is pretty amazing.
Starting flowers and vegetables from seed is a great activity, especially when you just can’t wait any longer to get your hands dirty before spring.
The natural benefit of rich organic soil will be a reserve of vital nutrients and improved soil quality overall. Whenever you see any information on improving soil, it always stresses the importance of adding organic matter.
Micro-greens are tender, young edible sprouts of plants grown from seed in soil.
If you think you don’t like radishes, I challenge you to grow a few in your home garden and see if they don’t taste much different than those you purchase at the store.
Peas are one of the first pollinated crops to arrive on our spring menus.
Getting kids interested in foods they might otherwise avoid is simple – get them involved in growing the food.
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