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09
Nov
2009
Cool Idea: Lighting the Dark Garden

17 hours ago by CasaSugar

I've been pretty bummed about the time change, since it's usually dark by the time I get home from work. This means that any outdoor chores, gardening work, or frolicking with the dogs is done in near pitch black, or lit from sharp, glaring porch lights. Kathy LaLiberte, director of gardening at my ...

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08
Nov
2009
a note of thanks, news, and my winter plans

2 days ago

The philosophy of A Way to Garden –and my philosophy in 25-plus years of digging holes–is that the garden is a 365-day companion, and that the season never really ends. With that in mind I will continue posting (though, like last winter , … Originally posted here: a note of thanks, news, and my wint ...

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Holes in the Food Chain

2 days ago by Hayden

I was repeatedly asked, in the months leading up to my move, what I was going to raise on my new farm.Each time I shrugged "Don't know yet." The issue, as I saw it, was layered. #1: I (still) don't know what crops my land will best grow #2: I don't know what the market opportunities are.I'm beginnin ...

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07
Nov
2009
Hoop House Tour

3 days ago by Thomas

My garden is undergoing a period of transition right now, signaled in part by the onset of daylight savings last weekend. You can surely feel it in the air as temperatures are expected to reach down to 27 tonight. I have a feeling it is going to be a chilly November. Now is as good of a time as any ...

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05
Nov
2009
Autumn Potting

4 days ago by Valerie Easton

Planting up practical autumn pots is about more than texture and color....our palette of plants is limited by what really can hold up through the worst winter has to offer. When I was out and about in Bellevue recently I found some great examples of pretty pots planted with tough stalwarts that will ...

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What do you grow in your winter garden? – Kitchen Gardeners

5 days ago

I was just wondering what everyone grew in their winter gardens or if they grow something that is out of the ordinary for the season. Go here to see the original: What do you grow in your winter garden? – Kitchen Gardeners The Hydroponic Garden Guide

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03
Nov
2009
Landscaping – Perennials and Biennials

6 days ago by gardener

Landscaping – Perennials and Biennials Perennials are plants, usually flowering types, that come back year after year. They differ in when they blossom, but once planted they will burst forth with color every year if treated well. Biennials are similar, but only bloom every other year. Perennials ty ...

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How To Prepare Your Garden For the Winter Ahead | Crazy Sexy Life

7 days ago

Home gardening : it’s the best way to ensure that you and your family members are receiving the freshest, truly organic, locally grown vegetables. By. Original post: How To Prepare Your Garden For the Winter Ahead | Crazy Sexy Life The Hydroponic Garden Guide

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01
Nov
2009
cover crops and green manures

8 days ago by punkybee

Learn how to use cover crops and green manures like fall rye and crimson clover to improve soil nutrients and structure and stop erosion from winter rains.

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garden bed installation: sheet composting

9 days ago by punkybee

This fall the finance and I have been on a new gardening adventure – we’re in the process of becoming certified as Organic Master Gardeners through SOUL and Gaia College. So far it has knocked my socks off. Spending 6 hours in “school” a week might seem like a bit much on top of a [...]

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