Month: April 2019

  • Herb Garden
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How to Grow Dill in Your Herb Garden

Dill is a very tall, hardy herb plant, that will grow as an annual in most gardening climates. However, with…

5 years ago
  • Herb Garden
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How to Grow Sage in Your Herb Garden

Sage is a shrubby sprawling gray-green perennial herb. When growing sage in your herb garden, plant it near the back…

5 years ago
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  • Vegetable Garden

How to Freeze Vegetables from the Garden

Freezing vegetables is the best way of storing your produce long-term while retaining the vitamin and nutritional content. Freeze vegetables…

5 years ago
  • Fruits
  • Herb Garden
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  • Vegetable Garden

Gardening Companion Planting Chart

This companion planting chart is compiled from personal experience, recommendations, folklore, and science. Use it as a general guideline for…

5 years ago
  • Fruits
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How to Grow Cantaloupe in Your Garden

Cantaloupe (muskmelon) has been eaten as a sweet summer fruit for thousands of years. Even the Romans enjoyed growing cantaloupe!…

5 years ago
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Vegetable pH Levels (list by Vegetable type)

Improving your garden's soil so that the pH range is between 6.5 to 7.0, is optimal. This will satisfy most…

5 years ago
  • Fruits
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Dehydrating Fruit from the Garden How to Dry Fruit

Learning how to dehydrate fruit (whether fresh from the garden, the farmer's market, or even just from the grocery store…

5 years ago
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How to Make Biochar- Organically Improve your Vegetable Garden Soil

Biochar is a method of effectively and organically rebuilding the soil in your vegetable garden or farm. It is actually…

5 years ago
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  • Herb Garden
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How to Grow Parsley in Your Herb Garden

Parsley is a popular herb garden biennial (it returns for a second gardening season). But, because it tends to go…

5 years ago
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Testing Soil pH – How to Test Your Garden Soil pH Level

Testing soil pH (periodically) will help ensure that you're getting the healthiest and biggest yield of crops from your garden.…

5 years ago

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