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Kids and Gardening

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Gardening is a great opportunity for children to learn, grow, and spend time outdoors. By starting their own garden, children can have a sense of ownership over their little section of the yard, and there is nothing like watching seeds … Continue reading →

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All about… Peppermint

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Peppermint is an easy-to-grow, attractive, and tasty plant that you can grow out in your garden or indoors in a sunny spot. This herb is actually well-suited for container gardening because containing the roots will prevent the plant from spreading … Continue reading →

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All About… Imperator Carrots

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Imperator carrots make a wonderful snack! These delicious veggies grow about 9 inches long and taste great fresh from the garden. They are also perfect for cooking and using in recipes. Imperator carrot roots are deep orange, and are known … Continue reading →

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Burpless Cucumbers

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Have you seen certain types of cucumbers described as “burpless” but not been sure what it means? Some people experience discomfort from eating certain cucumbers because these fruits can contain a compound called cucurbitacin that may cause heartburn or indigestion. … Continue reading →

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All About…Bull’s Blood Beets

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The deep, red leaves of the Bull’s Blood Beet will bring a rich beauty to any garden space. The leaves alone are reason enough to add these beets to your yard, but you can also enjoy eating the globed, burgundy … Continue reading →

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Container Vegetable Gardening

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When you don’t have a lot of garden space to work with, sometimes you have to get pretty creative. You can have a garden in almost any situation as long as you know how to make the most of the … Continue reading →

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